William Littlejohn
The Stirling Smith has a collection of some 850 major works of art which show different aspects of the history of Scottish, British and European art. This work by William Hunter Littlejohn (1929 – 2006) is one of two in the Smith collections, featured in a brand -new book on
Bruce and de Bohun
With the approach of the 704th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn this weekend, it is worth re-visiting one of the Smith’s more famous paintings. ‘Bruce and de Bohun’ was painted by artist John Duncan (1866 – 1945) as an entry in the national competition run by Kelvingrove Art Gallery
Rome by Robert Macpherson
At the last meeting of the Stirling Smith Trustees, the loan of this painting for four months in 2018 to La Boverie, the new Museum of Fine Arts in Liege, Belgium, was approved. La Boverie, working with the Louvre will present an exhibition on the European Grand Tour, popular with
The Hay Harvest by M. Fleming Struthers
Struthers was a prolific artist, who exhibited regularly in the Smith and in other local exhibitions. Very little is known about him, and this is currently the only work of his in a public collection. The painting celebrates the glory of a Stirling hay harvest and the construction of hay