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A stunning painting!
Dear Richard, thank you for another lovely article about my father’s work!
Re “If the 1940 dating is secure on this”, this painting was exhibited at the Society of Scottish Artists annual exhibition in 1940, catalogue no 384. Furthermore there’s a rare opportunity to see it first hand, in a new exhibition Edwin G Lucas: An Individual Eye, which opens at the City Art Centre in Edinburgh on Sat 4 Aug 2018 and runs till 10 Feb 2019.
Dear Alan
You’re welcome. I wasn’t aware of the exhibition (nor the catalogue, which I’ve just ordered), so I’m very grateful for the heads up. Seems like an opportune moment to do a small post on this. Excellent news! And I hope it’s a great success. Best, Richard.