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Yellow Wagtail by Falls

Artist: Donald Watson
Title: Yellow Wagtail by Falls
Date: Not Known
Medium: Watercolour
Description: 34 by 45 cm


Gallery: Gracefield Arts Centre, Dumfries
Location: Not Known

Current Event: Celebrating the Watsons


All Art Works by this Artist

Yellow Wagtail by Falls

Yellow Wagtail by Falls

Shellduck, Curlew and Oystercatcher on the Merse

Shellduck, Curlew and Oystercatcher on the Merse

Pink Footed Geese on the Nith with Criffel

Pink Footed Geese on the Nith with Criffel

Pair of Adult Harrier over Moorland

Pair of Adult Harrier over Moorland

Loch Stroan

Loch Stroan

Lapwings by a Loch

Lapwings by a Loch

Great Crested Grebe on Loch Ken

Great Crested Grebe on Loch Ken

Goosanders On the Ken

Goosanders On the Ken

Galloway In Winter

Galloway In Winter

Gadwell, Pintail, Widgeon and Smew on Loch Ken

Gadwell, Pintail, Widgeon and Smew on Loch Ken

Barn Owl at Dusk

Barn Owl at Dusk

About the Artist

Artist: Donald Watson
Date of Birth: 1918
Date of Death: 2005
Place of Death: Dumfries
Floreat:

Residence in Dumfries & Galloway:

Moved to St John's Town of Dalry in 1951


Education:
St John's College, Oxford


Professional Bodies:
Founder Member of the Society of Wildlife Artists, 1964; first honorary member, 2002


Exhibited At:
Royal Scottish Academy; Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts, Royal Institute


Mentors:

The ornithologist George Waterston


Associates:


Bibliography:

Festival of Britain Dumfries Centre, exhibition catalogue Landscapes and Bird Life in Galloway, St John's Church Hall, Dumfries, June, 1951 

Illustrator of The Oxford Book of British Birds, OUP, 1962

Author and Illustrator of Birds of Moor and Mountain, Scottish Academic Press, 1972; The Hen Harrier, Poyser, 1977; A Bird Artist in Scotland, Witherby, 1988

Obituary The Scotsman 16/11/2005

Image of the artist, Robin Bryden


Notes:

As a boy Donald Watson was encouraged by the great wildlife artist Archibald Thorburn.

At first an Edinburgh based landscape and bird painter, he first came to Tynron near Dumfries at the invitation of Arthur Duncan, Chairman of the Nature Conservancy Council.

 Donald Watson had a particular ability to relate wildlife, particularly birds to their landscape.  His own special interest was in the hen harrier.