Pat Douthwaite: Black Spiky-Haired Geisha and Bent 'Topper'

Pat Douthwaite: Black Spiky-Haired Geisha and Bent 'Topper'Pat Douthwaite had been a controversial figure on the Scottish Art Scene for more than thirty years before she came to Peacock in the late 80's to produce a suite of lithographs. Originally studying movement, mime and dance with Margaret Morris, she was encouraged to paint by Morris' husband, J D Ferguson. She came to work on the "Apples Kabuki" suite of lithographs during 1988. These very graphic prints influenced by traditional Japanese theatre hark

Citizen Firefighter outside Glasgow Central Station and Man walks among us for Glasgow Museums

and while many applaud my elegant line there isn’t much elegance in my cursing

Printed on 18 different recycled paper stocks:

‘All Cats are Grey at Night’ follows on from a successful suite of prints published by Peacock Visual Arts with the artist Kenny Hunter – forming part of his Tramway show in 2008

or thoughtless

he has exhibited at the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour

Year: 1997

Edition Size: Artist Proof - (this print is marked AP I)

Norwich Castle Museum

and conveys a particular attention to the borders of the visible by revealing the details of walls

New Zealand and Zambia

The same goes for making home made soup and tattie scones