Willie Rodger 1,2,123 (Karaoke Singer)
Willie Rodger 1,2,123 (Karaoke Singer)
1,2,123 (Karaoke Singer)
Willie Rodger 1,2,123 (Karaoke Singer) Willie Rodger 1,2,123 (Karaoke Singer) 1,2,123 (Karaoke Singer)
About Willie Rodger RSA (1930-2018)

Born in Kirkintilloch, Willie won a place at Glasgow School of Art where he studied in the commercial art department from 1948 until 1953. The School’s head Douglas Percy Bliss was an early proponent of Edward Bawden’s work and the young Willie became an enthusiastic disciple. From the beginning he chose relief printing - wood and lino cuts - as his principal medium, rising to become the recognised master of his craft in Scotland over the ensuing decades.

He exhibited widely and regularly in the 1950s and 60s and was a member of the Glasgow Group alongside Ian McCulloch, Jack Knox and James Morrison in the 1970s. As with many artists of his generation he entered art education, spending two decades as principal teacher of art at Clydebank High School until his retirement in 1987.

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1,2,123 (Karaoke Singer)

£1,450
  • Size unframed: H7 x W5 ins (18 x 13 cms)
  • Size framed: H14 x W12 ins (36 x 30 cms)
  • Oil on Board
  • Framed
Original artwork
About Willie Rodger RSA (1930-2018)

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