Exhibition Gallery

Royal Watercolour Society Exhibition at the Glasgow Art Club - Friday 23rd April until Monday 10th May 2010
Duration:   Friday 23rd April until Monday 10th May 2010   Opening:   Friday 23rd April 2010
Location:   The Gallery
The Glasgow Art Club
185 Bath Street
Glasgow
G2 4HU
Tel: 0141 248 5210 		  Opened by:   The exhibition was opened by Lord Macfarlane of Bearsden, with additional introductory remarks by David Paskett PRWS, the President of the Royal Watercolour Society, and the President of the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour, John Inglis RSW. George Devlin RGI, RSW, RWS coordinated the exhibition.
Public access:   Admission Free. Open to the public between the hours of: 12am - 5pm except Sundays and Tuesdays.

On arrival at the Club, you can ring the doorbell for public access.		   Paintings:   Many of the paintings are for sale.

If you are interested in the purchase of any painting, please see a member of staff.

Or you can contact the Club by telephone or by completing the Contact Form on the Contact Page.
             

Here are some photographs of the Paintings Exhibited - [Click on the thumbnails to display larger images]
 
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Royal Watercolour Society Exhibition at the Glasgow Art Club 2010
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Royal Watercolour Society Exhibition at the Glasgow Art Club 2010
  
Royal Watercolour Society Exhibition at the Glasgow Art Club 2010
  
Royal Watercolour Society Exhibition at the Glasgow Art Club 2010
  
Royal Watercolour Society Exhibition at the Glasgow Art Club 2010
  
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