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DAVID MURRAY (1849– )

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Originally appearing in Volume V19, Page 39 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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DAVID MURRAY (1849– )  , Scottish painter, was born in
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Glasgow, and spent some years in commercial pursuits before he practised as an artist . He was elected an associate of the Royal Academy in 1891 and academician in 19o5; and also became an associate of the Royal Scottish Academy and of the Royal Society of Painters in
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Water Colours, and a member of the Royal Scottish Water Colour Society . He is a landscape painter of distinction, and two of his pictures, "My Love is gone a-sailing " (1884) and " In the Country of Constable " (1903), have been bought for the
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National Gallery of
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British
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Art . " Young Wheat," painted in 189o, is one of his most noteworthy
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works .

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