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  • JAMES LINDSAY STEWART’S ‘GOLFIANA MISCELLANEA,’ BEING A COLLECTION OF INTERESTING MONOGRAPHS ON
    Jun. 07, 2021

    JAMES LINDSAY STEWART’S ‘GOLFIANA MISCELLANEA,’ BEING A COLLECTION OF INTERESTING MONOGRAPHS ON

    Est: £100 - £150

    James Lindsay Stewart's 'Golfiana Miscellanea,' being a Collection of Interesting Monographs on the Royal and Ancient Game of Golf", 1st edition, 1887

    Graham Budd Auctions
  • James Lindsay, chair print A/P
    Jan. 24, 2021

    James Lindsay, chair print A/P

    Est: $150 - $200

    James Lindsay was born in Holytown, Scotland in 1944. He studied printmaking at the Glasgow School of Art, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in 1967. He continued studying at the Jordanhill College of Education, and then taught art for two years before immigrating to Canada in 1970. He settled in Edmonton, Alberta, exhibited paintings, and published a book of illustrated poetry with Christopher Ringrose. In 1974 he moved to Victoria. Lindsay taught arts and crafts at the William Head Institution, a federal penitentiary near Victoria from 1975 until 1979. He was elected national Vice-President of the Canadian Artists Representation (C.A.R.) in 1979 and became involved in the issues of "artist's rights" copyright, censorship, artist's fees, and lobbied for changes in legislation to benefit Canadian Visual artists. He returned to studying printmaking in 1981, spending a year at the Vancouver Community College in order to produce big edition prints using 4-colour process offset lithography mixed with other media. In 1982 he published Fragments from the War Zone. Lindsay continues to be engaged as an artist and arts activist on the local scene. His works are represented in public and private collections including The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, The Canada Council Art Bank, The Province of British Columbia Art Collection, and the UVic Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery.

    4th Meridian Fine Art
  • James Lindsay, chair print A/P
    Mar. 28, 2020

    James Lindsay, chair print A/P

    Est: $150 - $200

    James Lindsay was born in Holytown, Scotland in 1944. He studied printmaking at the Glasgow School of Art, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in 1967. He continued studying at the Jordanhill College of Education, and then taught art for two years before immigrating to Canada in 1970. He settled in Edmonton, Alberta, exhibited paintings, and published a book of illustrated poetry with Christopher Ringrose. In 1974 he moved to Victoria. Lindsay taught arts and crafts at the William Head Institution, a federal penitentiary near Victoria from 1975 until 1979. He was elected national Vice-President of the Canadian Artists Representation (C.A.R.) in 1979 and became involved in the issues of "artist's rights" copyright, censorship, artist's fees, and lobbied for changes in legislation to benefit Canadian Visual artists. He returned to studying printmaking in 1981, spending a year at the Vancouver Community College in order to produce big edition prints using 4-colour process offset lithography mixed with other media. In 1982 he published Fragments from the War Zone. Lindsay continues to be engaged as an artist and arts activist on the local scene. His works are represented in public and private collections including The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, The Canada Council Art Bank, The Province of British Columbia Art Collection, and the UVic Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery.

    4th Meridian Fine Art
  • "James Lindsay" Oil Painting on Board
    Nov. 22, 2015

    "James Lindsay" Oil Painting on Board

    Est: $200 - $400

    "James Lindsay" Oil Painting on Board Condition: good Dimension: 18 1/2 by 21 inches(painting)

    Antique Reader
  • "James Lindsay" Oil Painting on Board
    Sep. 27, 2015

    "James Lindsay" Oil Painting on Board

    Est: $200 - $400

    "James Lindsay" Oil Painting on Board Condition: good Dimension: 18 1/2 by 21 inches(painting)

    Antique Reader
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