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In The Artists' FootstepsNew Abbey Meal Mill by Charles William Stewart

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New Abbey Meal Mill

Artist: Charles William Stewart
Title: New Abbey Meal Mill
Date: 1972
Medium: Pen and ink wash on paper
Description:

200 mm by 280 mm

This image is dated 25th February and 2nd March 1972


Gallery: Dumfries Museum
Location: New Abbey


All Art Works by this Artist

Wanford, New Abbey

The Observatory

Studio, Glenharvie, New Abbey

Shambellie

New Abbey Meal Mill

Hills Tower, Lochrutton

Greyfriars

Glenharvie, New Abbey

The Churchyard, St Michael's Dumfries

Burns House, Dumfries

About the Artist

Artist: Charles William Stewart
Date of Birth: 1915
Date of Death: 2001
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Residence in Dumfries & Galloway:
Inherited Shambellie House, New Abbey, 1962


Education:
Byam Shaw School of Drawing and Painting, London


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Bibliography:

Holy Greed, the Forming of a Collection, Charles W Stewart, Royal Scottish Museum

Charles Stewart Paintings and Drawings, Spring Exhibition, the Scott Hay Gallery, Langholm


Notes:

Collection of local views, c1971.

Charles Stewart joined the staff of Byam Shaw School in 1950 to teach life drawing and illustration, becoming joint principal in in 1955. He gave up teaching in 1958, returning to Shambellie in 1960 to help run the estate.

 

Best known as an important book illustrator.  He won the accollade of a commission from the Limited Editions Club of America to illustrate Thakeray's Pendennis. 1961