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Colin Gillespie Mitchell BIOGRAPHY
- 1938. Known for: Painting.
Colin Gillespie Mitchell trained at the Glasgow School of Art and exhibited at the RSA and RGI. He was the Hon. Secretary of the Glasgow Art Club and portrayed scenes on the Tweed and the Clyde. In... Read full biography
Colin Gillespie Mitchell trained at the Glasgow School of Art and exhibited at the RSA and RGI. He was the Hon. Secretary of the Glasgow Art Club and portrayed scenes on the Tweed and the Clyde. In the 1930's, he spent some time in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. The artist died in Glasgow in 1938.... Read full biography
Colin Gillespie Mitchell trained at the Glasgow School of Art and exhibited at the RSA and RGI. He was the Hon. Secretary of the Glasgow Art Club and portrayed scenes on the Tweed and the Clyde. In the 1930's, he spent some time in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. The artist died in Glasgow in 1938.
Colin Gillespie Mitchell trained at the Glasgow School of Art and exhibited at the RSA and RGI. He was the Hon. Secretary of the Glasgow Art Club and portrayed scenes on the Tweed and the Clyde. In the 1930's, he spent some time in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. The artist died in Glasgow in 1938.
Colin Gillespie Mitchell trained at the Glasgow School of Art and exhibited at the RSA and RGI. He was the Hon. Secretary of the Glasgow Art Club and portrayed scenes on the Tweed and the Clyde. In the 1930's, he spent some time in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. The artist died in Glasgow in 1938.
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Colin Gillespie Mitchell trained at the Glasgow School of Art and exhibited at the RSA and RGI. He was the Hon. Secretary of the Glasgow Art Club and portrayed scenes on the Tweed and the Clyde.
In the 1930's, he spent some time in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. The artist died in Glasgow in 1938.