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In Pictures: Aberdeen Art Gallery through the decades

By Scott Begbie
1986: Susan Begg hangs a large painting.
1986: Susan Begg hangs a large painting.

This week we’ve dug through our archives and found these stunning images of Aberdeen’s Art Gallery through the years.

1993: Alison Brown, assistant keeper of fine art, with one of the stamps showing Henry Moore’s work.
1982: Exhibitions officer Gordon Robertson and Jill Bridges with a model of the lay-out of the exhibitions.
1970: Heather Clayton selects a recording from Beethoven’s works for visitors to the new-style exhibition
1986: Theatre technical adviser Eddie Swan (on balcony, right) and staff suspend a Victorian scenic painting.
A pirate puppet by Ellie Lessels who attended the children’s art classes in Aberdeen Art Gallery.
1973: Aberdeen Art Gallery Committee held their first meeting of 1973 in Provost Skene’s House.
1979: Frank Philip shows visitors the 18th century French clock which stood in the gallery’s foyer.
1971: The Aberdeen Artist Exhibition.
1986: Susan Begg hangs a large painting.
1988: Albert Barnes dusts a bust of Douglas Strachan, who decorated the Trades Hall and Music Hall.
1996: Chinese art on display in Aberdeen Art Gallery.
1987: The costume collection including this 1930s orange and lurex evening dress
1980: Aberdeen Art Gallery stands proud in the heart of the Granite City.
1984: Jan Dunbar, pictured, and Hilary Murray pooled talents to come up with an exhibition about city streets.

 

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