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Alasdair Macfarlane was born on Tiree in 1902. He was a self-taught artist and moved to Glasgow in 1922. He worked on ships for P. Henderson & Co., joined the Clyde Navigation Trust in 1929, and drew ships for Glasgow's Evening Citizen Newspaper. He painted the images for a number of posters for MacBrayne's and British Railways.
Scottish Maritime Museum
Irvine
Title
The Clyde Coast, Kyles of Bute
Date
c.1956
Medium
lithograph on paper
Measurements
H 99 x W 126 cm
Accession number
2016-008
Acquisition method
purchased with the assistance of the Heritage Lottery Fund, 2015
Work type
Poster
