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Charles OppenheimerArtist: Charles Oppenheimer 59 by 92 cm During the Second World War a project was undertaken to record buildings,which might be at risk of enemy activity and also to provide wartime employment for artists. In Scotland this work was financed by the Pilgrim Trust under the chairmanship of Sir James Irvine, Principal of St Andrews University. After the war the collection of works was donated to the University. This work was also chosen as an illustration for the publication Recording Scotland , edited by James Scotland (see bibliography) It is ironic that his most iconic of Kirkcudbright views was obliterated, not by enemy action but by the building of local authority housing and garages.
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Artist: Charles Oppenheimer Date of Birth: 1875 Residence in Dumfries & Galloway: Education: Professional Bodies: Exhibited At: Mentors: Associates: Bibliography: |
