Alan Stenhouse gourley 1909 - 1991

Born in Ayr, Scotland, Alan Stenhouse Gourley studied at the Glasgow School of Art (1928) and then moved on to Edinburgh College of Art (1929 - 1931) where his teachers included William Gillies. From 1932-37 he lived in South Africa teaching at Johannesburg Technical College. During World War II he was an instructor in camouflage.

Gourley was an avid traveller and painting frequently en plein air in Spain, Italy, Morocco, Malta and Singapore. He also studied at at Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris (1938-40) and the Slade School of Art (1945) where his teachers included Randolph Schwabe.

He exhibited mainly at Mall Galleries and was elected president of ROI in 1964.

Venice
​45cm x 63cm
​Oil on Board
​Framed
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Venice 2
​45cm x 63cm
​Oil on Board
​Framed
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Venetian House
30cm x 38cm
​Oil on Board
​Framed
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Boats on a Beach
40cm x 50cm
​Oil on Paper
​Framed
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Sailing on a lake
25cm x 35cm
​Oil on board
​Framed
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Hampstead
25cm x 35cm
​Oil on board
​Framed
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Figure in a lane
30cm x 40cm
​Oil on board
​Framed
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River Scene
25cm x 35cm
​Oil on board
​Framed
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Coastal scene
25cm x 35cm
​Oil on board
​Framed
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