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Gibb I, Robert, RSA

1801 – 1837

Robert Gibb was one of the foundation Associates of the RSA in 1826 but returned and became an Academician in 1829 under the Hope and Cockburn Award. He specialised in landscapes in oil and watercolour but his colour was often criticised, most famously by Alexander Nasmyth, for being rather crude. He exhibited at the RSA from 1830 until 1834.



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Borthwick Castle

RSA Vouchers 1859 [101] receipted invoice from Aitken Dott 1859-12-05; "1858-11-24; To a large laurel pattern frame 16 1/2 ft x 6 ft 11" for picture…

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View near Edinburgh

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Royal Scottish Academy Associate’s Bronze Medal (Cased)

On 28 August 1850 at a General Meeting of the Royal Scottish Academy, it was first proposed that there be struck a Presidential Medal. This was to…

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