Artist: Donald Bain        

Title: 'Untitled abstract' - an original signed lithograph, unframed  

Description: Donald Bain (1904-1979) was a painter, printmaker and designer, born in Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire. His art teacher, W Y MacGregor, introduced him to the work of the Scottish Colourists. In the late 1920s he went to Paris and was influenced also by the work of Henri Matisse. He later became involved with J D Fergusson in the New Scottish Group from inception in 1942, and settled in settled in Glasgow 1948.  Bain showed his work widely in France and an important touring exhibition of his work took place in Scotland 1972-73.  The Scottish Arts Council and Scottish Gallery of Modern Art hold his work.  After some years of neglect Donald Bain's work is now highly collected.

The present work is an original abstract lithograph in green and blue measuring about 21 x 26 inches sheet size. The lithograph is signed by the artist and dated 1966. It has been laid down on a paper board (we think many years ago) and it is in good condition save for some staining to the outer edge at top right (please see image) and a small indentation to the paper at centre left. The paper is not holed or torn. The staining at the edge will not be visible once the lithograph is framed...

Price: £175  

Size: 21 x 26 inches, sheet size 

Shipping: UK Mainland £10 sent flat between thick boards. Please enquire for other destinations.

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