Eric Auld: a portrayal of Aberdeen city and shire

A new exhibition of work by Aberdonian artist Eric Auld, which includes work spanning more than 60 years, is now on display at the University of Aberdeen.

Venue: Old Town House

The city, shire and surrounding area have provided the inspiration for Auld’s paintings and drawings over the decades and the exhibition features many local landmarks and atmospheric representations of north-east landscapes. 

It is the first time Auld’s work has been displayed at the University and the exhibition, in the Old Townhouse, High Street, will run until April 30.

Titled ‘Eric Auld: A Portrayal of Aberdeen City and Shire’ it features work depicting Aberdeen City Centre, Old Aberdeen and the surrounding countryside.  Among the artworks are views of Aberdeen City from a distance, montages of prominent local architectural features and representations of Aberdeenshire hills and fields.

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