Archive - Philip Dundas

In the 1960s adoption in England was still a private matter. Babies were passed over garden fences between relations or if you were the 'right sort' you…

Feb 12 •

Poem ‘Our Lady of the Sea’

Looking back to a peaceful walk up Heaval Hill on Barra in the Hebrides.

Feb 8 •

The Painter and the Piano

A circle of connection completed by a piano, two coats and visits to Thirsk Hall and Morocco Street

Feb 5 •

In Memoriam Norman Ackroyd CBE RA

Feb 5 •

Despite the superficial decadence, there is an air of conservative innocence everywhere.

Feb 5 •

Blessed with a Light Touch - Winifred Nicholson in Scotland

‘This place looks even more beautiful this year in stormy weather, and is even harder to paint.

Feb 3 •

January 2025

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