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William Bradley Lamond was born in Newtyre, near Dundee. He was not formally trained and spent many years working the Caledonian Railway. Lamond initially focused on portraiture but later concentrated on landscape and coastal scenes. He became a member of the Royal Society of British Art in 1906 and exhibited at the Royal Academy, Royal Scottish Academy and the Glasgow Institute of Fine Art. The composition of this painting is very reminiscent of the iconic painting ‘Whistler’s Mother’ by James Macneill Whistler. Though we do not know the date this painting was completed, Lamond was a contemporary of Whistler’s, whose work was very influential in Scotland during this period. The painting technique is more impressionistic than Whistler with more use of colour and textural brush strokes.
Maggie's Dundee
Title
Woman Mending
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 35 x W 45 cm
Accession number
MC:ARTS:2840
Acquisition method
bequeathed by Neil Livingston, 2010
Work type
Painting
Maggie's Dundee
Ninewells Hospital, Tom McDonald Avenue, Dundee DD2 1NH Scotland
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