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- Andrew Geddes
- Andrew Geddes, 1783 - 1844. Artist (Self-portrait)
- Dated 1812
- PG 3550
- Scottish Art
- Andrew Geddes
- Andrew Geddes, 1783 - 1844. Artist (Self-portrait)
- about 1815
- PG 577
- Scottish Art
- Andrew Geddes
- Sir Walter Scott, 1771 - 1832. Novelist and poet (Probably a study for the Discovery of the Regalia)
- 1818
- PG 572
- Scottish Art
- Andrew Geddes
- Summer
- Exhibited 1826 (British Institution, London)
- NG 191
- On Display
- Scottish Art
- Andrew Geddes
- Hannah Fry, Mrs Harris Prendergast (1814 - 1859)
- 1838
- NG 2127
- Scottish Art
Andrew Geddes (Scottish, 1783 - 1844)
Andrew Geddes, portrait painter and print-maker, was born in Edinburgh and attended Edinburgh University. He worked as a clerk for five years; only after his father's death was he able to study at the Royal Academy Schools in London. He returned to Edinburgh in 1810 and set up a portrait studio; he was back in London by 1814. With a fine sense of texture and colour, Geddes excelled at 'fancy pictures' - portraits of sitters dressed in exotic costume. His European travels enriched his art, in particular, a visit to Holland in 1839, where he admired the etched work of Rembrandt. Geddes was also an important collector of Old Master drawings, paintings and prints.
