period

movement

1. Professor Patrick G. Walsh, Professor of Humanity at the University of Glasgow (1972–1993) — norman edgar, 1992
2. Lady in Blue — Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
3. Richard Shaw — linda atherton, 2007

vibe

topics

1. Richard Shaw — linda atherton, 2007
2. Professor Patrick G. Walsh, Professor of Humanity at the University of Glasgow (1972–1993) — norman edgar, 1992

keywords

tone

main color

1. Professor Sir David Williams (1930–2009), Vice Chancellor (1989–1996) — sergei pavlenko
2. Lady in Blue — Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
3. The Right Honourable Lord Gardiner, Chancellor (1972–1979) — june mendoza
4. Professor Patrick G. Walsh, Professor of Humanity at the University of Glasgow (1972–1993) — norman edgar, 1992
5. Professor Sir John Temple, FRCSEd (1969), PRCSEd (2000–2003) — keith breeden, 2003
6. John Allan Raymond Smith, CBE, FRCSEd (1972), PRCSEd (2003–2006) — keith breeden, 2008
7. Martin Best Harris — andrew festing
8. John Weaver (1899–1978) — ernest waldron west
9. Ronald Haxton Girdwood, CBE, FRSE — michael knowles
10. La,la,la (RE50) — Yves Klein, 1958
11. Mr James McArthur, President of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow (1988–1990) — anne h mackintosh, 1990
12. Richard Shaw — linda atherton, 2007
13. Three blue and three red — František Kupka
14. Dr Richard Maitland Laws, CBE, ScD, FRS, Eleventh Master of St Edmund's College (1985–1996) — anthony oakshett, 1996
15. Two Horses, Red and Blue — Franz Marc, 1912
16. Sir Peter Middleton (b.1934), Chancellor of the University of Sheffield (since 1999) — peter douglas edwards, 2009

other

1. Two Blue Horses in front of a Red Roc — Franz Marc, 1913
2. Red Boat with Blue Sails — Odilon Redon, 1907
3. Red Blue Yellow — Gerhard Richter, 1972
4. Composition with red, yellow and blue 3 — Piet Mondrian
5. Professor Alistair Spence, President of the Royal College of Anaesthetists (1991–1994) — norman edgar, 1994
6. Cow's Skull Red, White, and Blue — Georgia O'Keeffe, 1931
7. Untitled (Blue Divided by Blue) — Mark Rothko, 1966
8. Composition with red, yellow and blue 4 — Piet Mondrian