Douglas Percy Bliss (1900-1984) was a painter and engraver. He was part of the group of artists associated with Eric Ravilious and Paul Nash, and was the director of the Glasgow School of Art from 1946-64.
He first visited Barra in 1927, producing a number of paintings and wood engravings. He returned at later dates, producing a series of paintings around 1934-7
Here’s his account of the 1927 trip:
This year’s Winter offering from the Uist Arts Association has a Small Works theme. The show will open on November 11th, and with the following week being Scottish Book week, a a combined launch party is...
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An encounter with seabirds An exhibition of new works by Kirsty O’Connor and Cally Yeatman – also featuring a new music composition by Loriana Pauli. Join us on Friday June 30th at 7pm to celebrate the opening of the exhibition, with the opportunity...