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National Gallery welcomes artists of the future



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Published Date: 18 June 2008
THEY may come to marvel at masterpieces by Monet and Matisse and to admire the collection of works by the Scottish colourists. But once inside the doors of the National Galleries in Edinburgh, this summer hundreds of art lovers will find themselves drawn to an exhibition of works by some of Scotland's youngest artists.
Winners and runners up from the galleries' fourth annual Art Competition for Schools are expected to be a big attraction when they go on display this week today at the heart of the galleries on the Mound.

The competition, sponsored by Scottish Wid...



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  • Last Updated: 17 June 2008 8:10 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
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