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Cavendish Morton
1911–2015
Painter, designer, teacher and printmaker, born in Edinburgh, son of the artist Cavendish Morton with whom he studied and twin brother of the artist Concord Morton with whom he produced joint work.
Text Source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)
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Landscape 1966 Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)Landscape 1966 National Trust, Felbrigg Hall
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Passenger-Cargo Motor Vessel 'Rangitane' after 1948 Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)Passenger-Cargo Motor Vessel 'Rangitane' after 1948 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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Passenger-Cargo Motor Vessel 'Ruahine' after 1950 Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)Passenger-Cargo Motor Vessel 'Ruahine' after 1950 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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Stern Iron Being Bored, Beardmore Forge, Glasgow c.1950 Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)Stern Iron Being Bored, Beardmore Forge, Glasgow c.1950 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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North Lookout Tower, Aldeburgh, Suffolk Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)North Lookout Tower, Aldeburgh, Suffolk St Mary’s Hospital
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TSS 'Caronia' Fitting Out at Clydebank c.1948 Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)TSS 'Caronia' Fitting Out at Clydebank c.1948 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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Steam Hammer and Ingot, Beardmore Forge, Glasgow c.1950 Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)Steam Hammer and Ingot, Beardmore Forge, Glasgow c.1950 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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Rotors Being Hardened, Beardmore Forge, Glasgow c.1950 Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)Rotors Being Hardened, Beardmore Forge, Glasgow c.1950 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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Hanging Steelwork Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)Hanging Steelwork Norfolk Museums Service
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Pen, ink and wash drawing by Cavendish Morton 1953 Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)Pen, ink and wash drawing by Cavendish Morton 1953 Science Museum
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The coming of the monorail: a town monorail system 1956 Cavendish Morton (1911–2015)The coming of the monorail: a town monorail system 1956 Science Museum