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Supporting museums Art we've helped buy Red Roofs, Killin
Red Roofs, Killin Red Roofs, Killin

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Red Roofs, Killin

Denis Frederic Neal Peploe

Art Funded
1963
Dimensions
38 x 46 cm
Vendor
J W Blyth
This work is part of the J W Blyth collection of 116 paintings.

Mr J.W. Blyth lived in Kirkcaldy and ran a linen mill there. His house was filled with his large art collection and he lent a large number of the paintings to the gallery during his lifetime. He was gallery convener for some time and grandfather to Michael Portillo, former Conservative MP.

Provenance

J.W. Blyth

Oil

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Art we’ve helped buy at Kirkcaldy Galleries

Yoke of Oxen
 Acquired 1963
Winter
 Acquired 1963
White Surf
 Acquired 1963
What Shall We do for the Rent?
 Acquired 1963
Welsh Cottage, Vale Of Conway
 Acquired 1963
Wellington House Academy
 Acquired 1963
Venture Fair
 Acquired 1963
Tulips
 Acquired 1963
The White Jumper
 Acquired 1963
The Wave
 Acquired 1963
The Striped Chair
 Acquired 1963
The Old Store, Stromness
 Acquired 1963
The Harbour Crail
 Acquired 1972
The Guitar Player
 Acquired 1963
The Green Vase
 Acquired 1963
The Gravel Pit
 Acquired 1963
The Garden, Hertingfordbury
 Acquired 1963
The Fish Market
 Acquired 1963
The Duck Pond
 Acquired 1963
The Cathedral Rocks
 Acquired 1963
The Blue Sun
 Acquired 1963
Sweetheart Abbey
 Acquired 1963
Swans
 Acquired 1963
Still Life, Teapot and Fruit
 Acquired 1963
Still Life with Guitar
 Acquired 1963
Still Life with Flowers
 Acquired 1963
Still life with Bottle
 Acquired 1963
Still Life
 Acquired 1963
SSA Life School
 Acquired 1963
Spring, Comrie
 Acquired 1963
Spring Time
 Acquired 1963
Smiling Girl
 Acquired 1963
Sheffield Plate
 Acquired 1963
Royan
 Acquired 1963
Rosslyn Castle
 Acquired 1963
Romney Marsh
 Acquired 1963
Red Roofs, Killin
 Acquired 1963
Princes Street in Snow
 Acquired 1963
Portrait of Eduardo Paolozzi
 Acquired 2005
Plage Scene
 Acquired 1963
Peggy McRae
 Acquired 1963
Park Scene
 Acquired 1963
Palm Trees, Antibes
 Acquired 1963
My House in Morocco
 Acquired 1963
Maytime
 Acquired 1963
Lilies
 Acquired 1963
Le Marche aux Loques
 Acquired 1963
Landscape Sketch, Howgate
 Acquired 1963
Kircudbright
 Acquired 1963
Jug and Yellow Fruit
 Acquired 1963
Iona
 Acquired 1963
Interior, Carpenter's Shop
 Acquired 1963
Interior
 Acquired 1963
Indian Pinks
 Acquired 1963
Harbour Scene
 Acquired 1963
Group of five paintings by Scottish Colourists
 Acquired 2001
Glen Lyon
 Acquired 1945
Flowers in a Vase
 Acquired 1963
Flowers and Fruit (Japanese Background)
 Acquired 1963
Flowers
 Acquired 1963
Evening
 Acquired 1963
Evening
 Acquired 1963
End of the Links
 Acquired 1963
Emigrants Leaving the Hebrides
 Acquired 1963
Elegance
 Acquired 1963
Daisy Flowers
 Acquired 1963
Crossing the Burn
 Acquired 1963
Cornfield, Sandy Dean
 Acquired 1963
Cornfield, Sandy Dean
 Acquired 1963
Cockenzie Harbour
 Acquired 1963
Christmas Day
 Acquired 1963
Children Fishing
 Acquired 1963
Ceres
 Acquired 2009
Cassis
 Acquired 1963
By the Summerhouse
 Acquired 1963
Broken weather, Port Seton
 Acquired 1963
Breezy June, Cauldron's Bay
 Acquired 1963
Bowden
 Acquired 1963
Bonny Kildavie
 Acquired 1963
Blue and White Teapot
 Acquired 1963
Ben More from Iona
 Acquired 1963
Beech Trees
 Acquired 1963
Away to the West
 Acquired 1963
Autumn Street Scene & South Shore, Bosham
 Acquired 1963
Apples and Pears
 Acquired 1963
An Old Street
 Acquired 1963
Adam and Eve Entertaining the Angel Raphael
 Acquired 1927
A Wayside Farm
 Acquired 1963
A Street in Cairo & Watch Tower, Berwick
 Acquired 1963

There are over 120 Art Funded works at the gallery, including five major paintings by the Scottish Colourists.

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