Muriel Barclay Solo Show, The Lemond Gallery, 22nd – 30th March, 2014
MURIEL BARCLAY SOLO SHOW
The Lemond Gallery, 4 Thorn Road
Bearsden Glasgow G61 4PP
LINK TO MURIEL BARCLAY SHOW PAINTINGS
Preview Evening – Friday 21st March 2014, 6.00pm to 9.00pm
Thereafter Saturday 22nd March to Sunday 30th March 2014, from 11.00am to 5.00pm daily.
Muriel Barclay returns for her fourth Solo Show with around 35 paintings.
Barclay is one of Scotland’s most popular contemporary figurative artists. Her dance, ballet and musical themes have generated a resonance and following with the public. Barclay creates stunning modern compositions that have an almost musical/lyrical quality. She exalts the beauty of musical movement with her detailed studies of the character that she presents, typically set against powerful abstract settings.
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