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The Glasgow Collection showcases the beauty and diversity of Glasgow's architecture, from iconic landmarks to hidden gems.
These six original watercolour paintings and high-quality prints capture the unique character and charm of the city.
Whether you're a Glasgow native or have visited the city, these paintings will transport you to the heart of its vibrant urban landscape and provide a glimpse into its rich history and culture.
The Glasgow Collection showcases the beauty and diversity of Glasgow's architecture, from iconic landmarks to hidden gems.
These six original watercolour paintings and high-quality prints capture the unique character and charm of the city.
Whether you're a Glasgow native or have visited the city, these paintings will transport you to the heart of its vibrant urban landscape and provide a glimpse into its rich history and culture.
These high quality art prints are reproduced on A3 size acid-free paper, ensuring that the colours will remain vibrant. Each print is signed by the artist for authenticity. Prints are sold unframed.
Original watercolour paintings. Only one of each available. These beautiful pieces of architectural art come framed and are ready to be hung on your wall.
John Gahagan is a professional artist living and working in Scotland. He studied at Glasgow School of Art and specialises in architectural illustration and landscape painting. His pictures capture his love for urban architecture at home and abroad and coastal and pastoral scenes around Scotland.
A fine draughtsman and a former Fellow of the Society of Architectural Illustrators, John understands how to sympathetically capture the essential character of his subject, be it a simple dwelling, a busy metropolis or a tranquil harbour. His travels with his sketchbook have taken him on many an artistic sojourn; to such diverse locations as France, Spain, Germany, Russia, Ireland and the Americas.
He has exhibited successfully in the UK, Ireland, Germany and Russia and his work can be found in public and private collections in many parts of the world.