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Hope and Innocence
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Starting From: £200.00
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Set against a run down urban backdrop in which the word Angel can be seen repeatedly in the graffiti strewn on the wall behind, a young girl confronts the viewer directly in this dreamlike scenario. Looking directly out of the canvas with questioning self assurance, secure in the knowledge that her guardians are following closely behind.
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Angel
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Starting From: £200.00
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Echoing the themes explored in the larger Angel painting (A2), this small study once again speaks of purity and innocence.
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Urban Angel (cityscape)
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Starting From: £200.00
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One of two paintings on the same theme, A young man stands with arms outstretched against a city skyline, a metaphor perhaps for the fragility and vulnerability of youth in the present day.
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Urban Angel
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Starting From: £200.00
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Head bowed and arms outstretched, this haunting image speaks in different ways to different people. Fragility and vulnerability once again here the underlying theme.
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Ogilvie
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Starting From: £200.00
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Commissioned by the Jesuits at St Aloysius college in Glasgow to commemorate the opening of the new junior school in Garnethill. The young Ogilvie is depicted being watched over by his guardian angel. Clutching a Bible, he prepares to make the momentous decision to become a Jesuit which would shape the rest of his life, and lead him ultimately and tragically to his death on the gallows at Glasgow’s Trongate.
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