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This orange and blue shirt was created by Fraser Taylor (b. 1960), an interdisciplinary artist known for his work across drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, and

This glazed ceramic egg cup was created by Robert Sinclair Thomson (1915–1983), a painter, draughtsman, potter, and teacher, during his career as both an artist

This woolen tapestry was created by Marion S. Stewart (née Gracie) (1931–2017) between 1949 and 1954, during her time as a student at The Glasgow

The Painters Colquhoun & McBryde (The Two Roberts), painted by Ian Fleming in 1938, captures the intimate and artistic partnership between two prominent British artists,

This piece, created in 1980, is the second in a series of five screen prints by Adrian Wiszniewski, featuring a dancing nude male figure against

The Nativity, by Frances Macdonald MacNair, is a watercolour, gold, and silver painting on brown tracing paper. It was bound in the Spring 1896 edition

Feannagan 2 is a neckpiece by Iona Turner, recipient of the 2021 Essay Prize for Design and the Peter Wylie Davidson Memorial Prize. Crafted in

Eva Dolgyra, a former student of the Glasgow School of Art, created this striking poster in 2010 as part of a course project organized by

This plaster sculpture may have been a maquette, intended to cast a final bronze sculpture. The sculptor Helen Biggar studied at GSA from 1925, gaining

This design for a catalogue cover was made for McDonald’s department store in Glasgow, by GSA alumna Garcia Hunter. She studied at GSA in the

Sylvia Chalmers was a Scottish designer who studied at GSA in the late 1940s. She moved to London in 1951, where she designed fabrics for

Robert Anning Bell was Professor of the Design Section at GSA from 1911 to 1918, and then became Visiting Director of Studies to the Design