Original Watercolour '2 Glasgow Ladies' by James Gorman 1931-2005. Framed.signed and Dated Verso June 80

Great watercolour of 2 Glaswegian ladies gossiping in a Glasgow street. A typical subject of Gormans where he shows off the caracteristics of people and the knack to introduce humour to an everyday scene. Frame size; 35 cm x 35 cm Image size; 16 cm x 16 cm Provenance; Purchased from the artists studio on Arran Painter in oil, acrylic and watercolour. Born 1931 in Gourock, near Glasgow, he studied at Glasgow school of art 1949-53, a notable teacher being Walter Pritchard for mural painting, in which Gorman gained his diploma, also winning a travelling scholarship. His own murals include Trinity College, Glasgow, (1953-4) and Eastwood Senior High School (1966). During his national service he painted a mural which is now in the war office. Furthermore, he was principal teacher of art and design at John Neilson institute, Paisley, and at Port Glasgow High School. His work ranges from delicate landscape watercolours to strong figurative pictures, often with a Celtic influence. He was a member of the Royal Glasgow Institute, where he was been a regular exhibitor. He has had a number of one-man shows in Glasgow and Edinburgh. He lived on the isle of Arran