EAGLETON NOTES

This week we visited the Huntarian Art Gallery . I enjoy going back every so often to see the Whistler collection and a few other special p...

Yesterday we went to the Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery. I love going there and have blogged about it many times. Today I looked, as I ...

On my way home from New Zealand nearly a month ago I stopped off in Glasgow for a few days with Anna.  One of the things I love doing in Gl...

I love the sea. That's no secret. I live by the sea. Rarely does a day go by when I don't sit and watch it. The moods of the sea are...

Written: Tuesday 14th June The Nighthawk went into the Car Hospital today at 0800 so I was left with no transport.  I caught a bus (one of ...

CJ and I went to Chester today.   After parking in the City Centre multi-storey car park (I had to use my bank card to get out - I'm no...

I was at The Morven Gallery last week.  When I take visitors to Ness this is a ‘must stop’ place because the coffee and cake is excellent a...

One of the portraits in the Kelvingrove M & A Gallery is this one.  When I first saw the portrait I didn’t know who had painted it an...

Froanna, the Artist’s Wife, 1937. Wyndham Lewis painted this picture almost entirely in the colour red.  Red can make us think of warmt...

Despite having a few still life pictures on my walls I’ve not really been a lover of the genre nor, to be hones, ever taken much interest in...

A few more of the exciting things I encountered at the Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery included the display of armour and the fantastic ...