Valentine’s Gift Guide

Valentine’s Gift Guide

Featured image: Tommy Fitchet’s ‘Sunset Over Bay, Arran’, oil paint on glass pane, available at http://scotlandart.com/Paintings/Painting22322.aspx

Finding the perfect gift for someone you love

can be a tricky process. Particularly for partners who have celebrated

a few birthdays, Christmases and anniversaries together, it can be diffi-

cult to think of an original present that encapsulates your relationship

and fits the recipient’s taste.

With Valentine’s Day approaching our team here at the Scot-

landArt.com gallery thought it would be helpful to create for our fol-

lowers a brochure featuring key pieces from our current collection so

as to give you some ideas of the unique and eye-catching pieces we

have available.

Through our experience in advising customers on the purchase and

commissioning of artworks, we understand how difficult it can be to

choose something that fits another’s taste. With over 15 years of ex-

perience in helping our customers find the perfect artworks for their

homes and offices we have developed a great reputation in advising in

selecting the perfect piece that you will continue to admire for years to

come.

All of the pieces featured in this guide are available as of the time of

publication. Please visit our website (http://www.scotlandart.com) for

a full listing of our available artworks or contact us via email at enquir-

ies@scotlandart.com to discuss your requirements with a member of

our gallery staff.

Valentine’s Day Salon at our Gallery

On Saturday 14th 2015, between 11AM and 8PM we will be holding a

special Valentine’s Day Salon at

our Gallery at 193 Bath Street

within the heart of Glasgow.

Please join us for some fine wine,

Swing classics on the gramophone

and a sneak peek at the latest art-

works from some of our most ex-

citing artists. You may also want

to bring your partner in and pick

out a special gift to commemorate

Valentine’s Day together and our

gallery staff will be on hand to en-

sure that you are able to find the

perfect item.

Peace of mind

All pieces of art, jewellery*, sculpture and craft bought from Scot-

landArt.com can be returned if they are unsuitable.

We also understand how difficult it can be to find a piece that will fit

well within your home. To ensure you are totally happy with your se-

lection we can arrange for you to take artworks on approval: we ship

the artworks to you, you can trial them in your home, and at the end

of the trial period you can either return the pieces to us for no fee or

keep the works and we will contact you to arrange payment.

* Please note that earrings can only be returned if faulty.

Jewellery The following are a selection of some of the stunning,

one-off pieces of originally crafted jewellery that we carry in our collec-

tion.

Clockwise from top left: ‘Peridot Blooms’

necklace and ’A Row of Gemstones’ bracelet

by Jennifer Lander (available at http://

scotlandart.com/Artist/Artist543.aspx);

‘London Blue Topaz’ pendant and earrings,

and ‘Silver-Fused Pendant with Garnet and Di-

amonds’ by Inness Thomson (available at

http://scotlandart.com/Artist/Artist522.aspx

These evocative figurative oil paintings are an example of some of the beautiful

works in our current collection. Clockwise from top left: ‘The Last Rose of Summer’ by Fiona

Wilson (available at http://scotlandart.com/Artist/Artist540.aspx); ‘Dancing under a New

Moon’ by Jonathan Hood (available at http://scotlandart.com/Artist/Artist405.aspx);

‘Edinburgh’ by Alex Dewars (available at http://scotlandart.com/Artist/Artist322.aspx); and

‘Lindsay’ by Felix Daly (available at http://scotlandart.com/Paintings/Painting21486.aspx)

Top: ‘Curl’ by Cherylene Dyer (available at http://scotlandart.com/Artist/Artist188.aspx);

Below: ‘Caught’ by Donald Macdonald (available at http://scotlandart.com/Artist/

Artist123.aspx)

Clockwise from top: ‘Awakening’ by Walter Awlson (available at http://scotlandart.com/

Artist/Artist351.aspx); ‘Bum IV’ by Julian Smith (available at http://scotlandart.com/Artist/

Artist393.aspx); ‘Hidden Thoughts’ by Julia Francis (available at http://scotlandart.com/

Artist/Artist512.aspx)

Clockwise from top: ‘Dachshund’ by Alex Johannsen (available at http://scotlandart.com/

Artist/Artist487.aspx); ‘Landscape Heart’ by Julian Smith (available at http://

scotlandart.com/Artist/Artist393.aspx); ‘Penguin with Bowler Hat’ by Alex Johannsen

(available at http://scotlandart.com/Artist/Artist487.aspx).

Call or e-mail if you would like to reserve any of the pieces

featured or would like some advice on finding an artwork

and we will be happy to help. We offer the Own Art

scheme which enables you to pay for any of our items via

10 monthly instalments. To contact us call 0044 (0) 141

221 4502 or e-mail us at

enquiries@scotlandart.com.

These impressive Yew and Oak

vessels by Angus Clyne are

best seen in person to appreci-

ate the craftsmanship and

years of experimentation that

have gone into rendering each

of these unique, one off piec-

es. Clockwise from right: ‘Shallow

Oak Bowl’, ‘Yew Vase, Large’ and ‘Yew

Vase’ available at http://

scotlandart.com/Artist/

Artist433.aspx)