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- Sir Robin Philipson
- A Family Dispute
- about 1948
- GMA 4323
- Scottish Art
- Sir Robin Philipson
- 'Going to the Garden Party' - Potrait of Brenda Mark, 1922-1960
- 1952
- PG 3302
- Scottish Art
- Sir Robin Philipson
- Landscape with Huntsmen
- 1953
- GMA 4496 A
- Scottish Art
- Sir Robin Philipson
- Woman in Ecstasy
- about 1955
- GMA 3765
- Scottish Art
- Sir Robin Philipson
- Fighting Cocks, Grey
- about 1961
- GMA 788
- Scottish Art
- Sir Robin Philipson
- Cathedral, Red
- Dated 1961
- GMA 1056
- Scottish Art
- Sir Robin Philipson
- The Burning
- 1963
- GMA 848
- Scottish Art
- Sir Robin Philipson
- Church Interior
- 1965
- GMA 1057
- Scottish Art
- Sir Robin Philipson
- Cathedral Interior, Remembrance
- 1965
- GMA 1058
- Scottish Art
- Sir Robin Philipson
- Cathedral Interior
- 1971
- GMA 4102
- Scottish Art
Sir Robin Philipson (Scottish, 1916 - 1992)
Born in Cumbria, Philipson moved to Scotland with his family when he was fourteen. He studied at Edinburgh College of Art, where he joined the teaching staff in 1947 and taught until his retirement in 1982. His early work - mainly landscapes, still lifes and interiors - was strongly influenced by Kokoschka, whose painting `Zrani? Philipson had studied at length. Later in the 1950s he became interested in the work of the American Abstract Expressionists. He became particularly well known for his paintings of cock fights, which helped to establish his reputation as a painter. Philipson?s paintings were notable for their energy and use of rich, jewel-like colour. His diverse subjects included catherdral interiors, soldiers, exotic wild animals and poppies.
