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- Fine Art Reproduction
- Gillies Landscape Painting
- Still Life Painting
- Peter Womersley House
- Landscape Impressionism
- Red Brick Architecture
- Cézanne Inspiration
- River Tweed Views
- Gattonside Suspension Bridge
- British Art 1950S
- Paul Klee Colour Palette
- Cubism Influence
- Scottish Borders Artwork
- Scottish Colourist
- Village Scene Scotland
Gillies’ artistic journey began with an exploration of Cubism after studying under André Lhote in Paris (1923) and traveling to Italy (1924). Early works, like “Two Pots, Saucer and Fruit” (1933), demonstrate this influence, showing a Cézanne-inspired arrangement with Braque and Picasso’s understated color palettes. A pivotal moment came in 1934 when he encountered the work of Paul Klee, inspiring