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Exhibition of Work by Alexander Millar – A Working Man

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Enid Hutt Gallery To Exhibit Renowned Alexander Millar Collection of Artwork.

Enid Hutt Gallery, the popular family run contemporary art gallery, is delighted to announce the showcase of a stunning collection of artwork by acclaimed Scottish artist Alexander Millar in Aberdeen and Kirkcaldy.

Exhibition will run in the Aberdeen gallery from 26th April – 10th May 2014 and then move to Kirkcaldy 10th May – 18th May 2014.And So It Goes by Alexander Millar

The ‘Working Man’ contemporary collection, inspired by the steel workers and miners of Alexander’s childhood will include a large collection consisting of a mixture of limited edition prints, original oils and sketches ranging from £200 – £50,000 pounds each.

Alexander has worked to capture the ordinary details of the bygone British working class men and women, detailing a stunning insight into an era long departed. Here is my Valley by Alexander MillarHis work has been hailed throughout the art world.

Enid Hutt Gallery is absolutely delighted to be welcoming this collection. Alexander Millar’s work is famous for its focus on the hardworking people from his childhood and this is something that will resonate with many people in Aberdeen and Kirkcaldy.

Alexander Millar is a globally recognised artist who is held in high regard with many art enthusiasts. We can’t wait to share his stunning work with our customers and other art lovers.Angels by Alexander Millar

Enid Hutt Gallery is located at the following addresses:
500 Union Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1TT
Tel: 01224 643500
27 St Clair Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife, KY1 2QF
Tel: 01592 643227

Exhibition will run in Aberdeen from 26th April – 10th May 2014 and then move to Kirkcaldy 10th May – 18th May 2014.

To view and buy original and limited edition artwork by Alexander Millar please follow this link:

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Stunning new limited editions from our favourite artists for Spring 2014

psm-balls-fcbWe are delighted to showcase a collection of brand new limited edition prints by some of your favourite artists this Spring.

Earlier this year we saw the much anticipated release of a new character from Caroline Shotton. Celebrating a rising sports star, Caroline brought us ‘Rugby Bull’, inspired by England flanker, Tom Croft. She has since gone back to her roots with her favourite cow images with the delightful, All You Need is Love, Home is Where the Heart Is and Home Sweet Home.smc-origins-of-womankind-r

There is also a fantastic new piece from John Wilson  who defies the limitations of the canvas transporting us into his 3D world. Inspired by L.S. Lowry and drawing on his own family’s heritage, Wilson’s ‘Down By The Mill’ succeeds in making the ordinary extraordinary. This amazing edition will be a definite sell out compared with previous releases.

Instantly recognisable for his signature style, Bob Barker presents a collection that sees us drawn into his world and invited to bask in the warmth of his sentiment and depth of character. My Way by Alexander Millar

Finally, Paul Kenton returns with a collection celebrating the ever changing London skyline. Turning his hand to the impasto techniques of the Impressionists, these new works mark the beginning of a very significant year for Paul.

 

If you would like to view the full collection of this years new releases please follow this link http://www.enidhuttgallery.com/art-new-releases.irc

Impressions of London by Alexander Millar

20130510-202748.jpgVery occasionally in the art world, one is privileged to witness history in the making. Alexander Millar and his evolution as an artist over the past three years is one such occasion.

Millar, an entirely self-taught artist began his career more than twenty years ago, painting watercolours and taking inspiration from landscape artist Ashley Jackson. But it is arguably in the last three years that Alexander Millar has started to become one of the most significant artists of the contemporary art world.

Starting in 2010, Millar was invited to exhibit at the Great North Museum: Hancock in Newcastle; an exhibition which took Millar’s work to new heights. His skilful depiction of buildings, cranes, viaducts and docks which dominate the characters walking or cycling past. 20130510-202957.jpgThese elements of ‘real life’ were increasingly present in the scenes, and he expertly began to pull the story away from single figure or couples, the dads with kids and dogs; to create the big picture, the context.

Being hailed as the Lowry of the north-east by respected art critic Sue Steward was just the beginning for Millar. Following his revered ‘Working Man’ exhibition in Newcastle, Millar went on to exhibit a series of work devoted to the working men and women of Sheffield and its steel industry presenting this work at the Magna Trust, a museum on the site of Templeborough Steelworks.

Now painting towards another major museum show, this collection of London scenes marks a juncture in Millar’s work, as he transitions from ‘gadgie-man’ to an artist who is drawing comparisons to Lowry, Turner and Monet.20130510-203120.jpg

The stunning collection of London scenes are available as limited edition prints, signed and numbered by the artist in only 95 edition. If you would like to view the new collection click here to visit our website.

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20130424-232830.jpgEnid Hutt Gallery are thrilled to launch the exciting new spring collection of seven new pieces from contemporary artist ‘Alexander Millar’.

The trademark collection consists of four small limited edition sketches, which will make a delightful gift or accompaniment to his previous pieces.

The two larger paper images depict a nostalgic theme, “The Pigeon Fancier” and “Gone Fishing”, which are already selling very quickly.

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Finally “Day Break” the edition on canvas depicts a more atmospheric scene, conveying the early morning start to a day, with the familiar ‘gadgie’ character.

In this collection Alexander Millar cleverly brings ever more humanity into his paintings, his defined depiction of these working men, allows us to associate with them like never before. Their lives and loves, trials and tribulations, hopes and dreams, are laid out before us on canvas.

To view the full Alexander Millar collection please click here.

Stunning new artworks and artists for Autumn 2012

20120907-225119.jpgThis autumn sees an amazing addition of both new artists and new work from current artists. The diverse array of artwork from our current artists only gets better. We have some amazing and very exciting new signed limited edition prints available on canvas or paper from Craig Davison. Capturing some of the heroes and imaginations from our childhood – quite possibly his best yet. Another fantastic artist to win us over once again is Doug Hyde, with his funky little sculptures of cars full to the brim and loveable cuddly bears and bunnies, this collection of limited editions in print and sculpture will be the perfect addition to any collection this autumn.20120907-230640.jpg

The new additions don’t stop there, we are extremely excited to announce the new signing of Stuart McAlpine Miller. Stuart graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 1990 where he went on to do his first solo exhibition the next year at the Trinity Gallery, London. He then went on to do numerous exhibitions and shows. Stuart McAlpine Miller was also behind many advertising and marketing campaigns for large corporates including Renault, McVities, Virgin, Persil the list goes on. Having worked to develop his unique style McAlpine Miller is now concentrating on an exciting new series of work as premiered at Memories &Futures, Grosvenor Street in Mayfair 2010.

20120907-230900.jpg2012 presents McAlpine Miller with an exciting residency at The Savoy Hotel. He will be creating a series of 8 paintings to feature in their iconic foyer. This is alongside other high profile commissions in both London and Hong Kong.

Keep looking back for updates on editions, current sell outs on publication already include Stuart McAlpine Miller, Craig Davison and Doug Hyde. To avoid disappointment please contact us as soon as possible.

Editions will be available online soon, if you would like to secure a piece please let us know via email or telephone.

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