The Glasgow Boys

They called the Edinburgh establishment's sentimental Highland pictures “gluepots”, exhibited through the Glasgow Institute rather than the Academy, and by 1890 were being invited to Munich.

Guthrie stayed the winter at Cockburnspath painting a farm labourer's daughter in a field of kail. Hornel painted children in woodland until the paint was almost relief. Lavery painted a brand-new sport called lawn tennis.

Read: what the Glasgow Boys were actually rebelling against

Framed or unframed, made to order, shipped worldwide.

Skip to results list

Active filters:

33 items
Column grid
Column grid

Filter

Active filters: