How many Ken Lochhead watercolours are there?
In his lifetime Ken produced a large body of work starting with his original watercolours and using many of these as the basis of his prints and greetings cards. Today we have 102 prints available in three series, Open, Limited Edition and Limited Edition Giclee (L.E. Giclee).
Where did Ken Lochhead grow up in Scotland?
Introduction to Ken Lochhead the renown Scottish Watercolour artist. Ken was born in Milngavie, Glasgow in 1936, but grew up in East Lothian. He was educated at the Knox Institute in Haddington, North Berwick Primary and George Watson’s School for Boys in Edinburgh.
When did Ken Lochhead go to Edinburgh College of Art?
He studied architecture at Edinburgh College of Art between 1955 and 1960, in the years of William (Willie) Gillies and T. Elder Dickson as Principal and Vice Principal. During that time he won the Sloane Medallion and a scholarship to travel to Italy.
In his lifetime Ken produced a large body of work starting with his original watercolours and using many of these as the basis of his prints and greetings cards. Today we have 102 prints available in three series, Open, Limited Edition and Limited Edition Giclee (L.E. Giclee).
Introduction to Ken Lochhead the renown Scottish Watercolour artist. Ken was born in Milngavie, Glasgow in 1936, but grew up in East Lothian. He was educated at the Knox Institute in Haddington, North Berwick Primary and George Watson’s School for Boys in Edinburgh.
Who are the best water color artists in Scotland?
Ken was until his death in 2006 one of Scotland’s best loved and most prolific water colour artists as well as a dedicated family man. We are pleased to be able to carry on where Ken left off and look forward to welcoming you as one of our many customers and lifelong collectors of Ken’s work.
He studied architecture at Edinburgh College of Art between 1955 and 1960, in the years of William (Willie) Gillies and T. Elder Dickson as Principal and Vice Principal. During that time he won the Sloane Medallion and a scholarship to travel to Italy.
