Paradykes Farm, Pentland Hills, watercolor, signed l/l,
10" x 14" sight, 18" x 22" frame.

About the Paintings: Excellent condition. The frame is simple, but effective.

About the Artist: Originally thought to be a work of Alasdair Macfarlane, Glasgow etcher and painter. Without provenance, and in consideration of an opinion from a descendent of the artist, we are offering this watercolor without attribution. Alasdair exhibited at the Glasgow Institute and the Royal Scottish Academy during the 1930s. He also did posters for British Railways, Scottish Division, in the late 40s or early 50s. This watercolor was probably executed within that time frame and bears a resemblance to the panaramic carriage prints the artist did for British Railways. The signature is unlike the one usually associated with his work, however. many artists varied signatures so much that doesn't disqualify this painting as a work of Alasdair Macfarlane. In any event, it's a clean, attractive watercolor - ready for hanging, and priced right.