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All village life is depicted here, ancient and modern, from the time of the early Pictish farming settlement some 4,000 years ago. The standing stones and stone circle can still be seen in the fields nearby. Rush takes us through the Celtic and Viking invasions, salmon fishing, harvesting the mussel 'scalps', the founding of Balblair Distillery by John Ross in 1790 and on to the coming of North Sea oil and beyond.
Rush continued to paint and teach painting at Tain Royal Academy until his recent retirement.
Edderton Hall
Edderton
Title
Edderton
Date
1989
Medium
acrylic on board
Measurements
H 363 x W 367 cm
Accession number
EH 1
Acquisition method
gift from the artist, 1989
Work type
Painting
