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niall logan
Niall Logan (1954–2024) was a gifted Scottish landscape painter. Originally from Bristol, he relocated to Glasgow in the early 1980s to lecture in bacteriology, eventually settling in the rural parish of Baldernock. The Scottish landscape, with its distinctive architecture and rich archaeology, ignited his artistic passion, leading him to take up painting. Upon retirement, this new-found pursuit blossomed from a pastime into a full-fledged creative endeavour. Initially working in watercolour, he quickly gravitated towards the richness of oil paint, finding its dynamism perfectly suited to the texture of linen, his preferred canvas. Logan’s subjects were often chosen for their visual impact, striking light, dramatic weather, or ephemeral beauty. His artistic goal was to capture the quintessential Scottish scene, an aim he consistently achieved. A frequent visitor to Resipole and its environs, Logan’s deep affection for the western Highlands is palpable in his stunning paintings.
Niall Logan (1954–2024) was a gifted Scottish landscape painter. Originally from Bristol, he relocated to Glasgow in the early 1980s to lecture in bacteriology, eventually settling in the rural parish of Baldernock. The Scottish landscape, with its distinctive architecture and rich archaeology, ignited his artistic passion, leading him to take up painting. Upon retirement, this new-found pursuit blossomed from a pastime into a full-fledged creative endeavour. Initially working in watercolour, he quickly gravitated towards the richness of oil paint, finding its dynamism perfectly suited to the texture of linen, his preferred canvas. Logan’s subjects were often chosen for their visual impact, striking light, dramatic weather, or ephemeral beauty. His artistic goal was to capture the quintessential Scottish scene, an aim he consistently achieved. A frequent visitor to Resipole and its environs, Logan’s deep affection for the western Highlands is palpable in his stunning paintings.