AN artist who was head of art at a Clydebank high school for over two decades admits his upcoming wood engraving exhibition will be his last ever…
AN artist who was head of art at a Clydebank high school for over two decades admits his upcoming wood engraving exhibition will be his last ever display.
Now, after a prolific career spanning seven decades where teaching, printmaking and the intricate art of wood engraving were his three passions, James admits his talented Dad was the inspiration for his lifelong loves. “I hope people will be able to see just how much my art meant, and continues to mean, to me, and the ways in which it can enrich your life. I like to think I’ve made my mark!”
Over the years, James has captured changes to the landscape as part of his wood engravings, such as prints of lone tenements and disused railway carriages.
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