The Balloon Seller show_depth There seemed to be an

There seemed to be an insatiable demand from landowners requiring reassuring pictures of the bucolic life of their rural dependents

It was priced at £100

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The Balloon Seller show_depth There seemed to be anThis painting was exhibited at The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts in 1915, No 451 as 'The Gundy Man'. It was priced at 100. Born in Glasgow, Hugh Munro worked for the artist Charles Hodge Mackie cutting woodblocks, and later became a successful landscape and figure painter. He exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy and the Royal Glasgow Institute, where he was an elected member and, for a time, he was the art critic of the Glasgow Herald.