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Black and white photograph depicting the first sketch of a portrait of John Ryan, painted by James McBey. McBey was supposed to complete to final painting in November 1959 but then he became ill.
The photograph was originally with a typewritten list explaining that it was handed to Frank Hardie, along with the manuscript, on 24 February 1971 (see ABDAG008303.65)
The photograph was originally with a typewritten list explaining that it was handed to Frank Hardie, along with the manuscript, on 24 February 1971 (see ABDAG008303.65)
Aberdeen Art Gallery
Title
John Ryan (Reproductions of James McBey's Paintings)
Date
1971
Medium
photograph
Accession number
ABDAG008303.70
Acquisition method
Presented in 1988 by Mrs Marguerite McBey.
Work type
Photograph
Aberdeen Art Gallery
Schoolhill, Aberdeen AB10 1FQ Scotland
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