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In the Orchard

James Guthrie, 1885–1886

The painting features two children in a rural scene, and is widely acknowledged as one of the greatest paintings of the Glasgow Boys movement – a group of Scottish painters whose work had a huge impact on the development of British modern art. This painting is a joint purchase by Glasgow City Council and the National Galleries of Scotland.

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Title of artwork, date

In the Orchard, 1885–1886

Date supported

2012

Medium and material

Oil on canvas

Dimensions

152.5 x 178 cm

Grant

62884

Total cost

636500

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