This portfolio contains 100 loose drawings. Mediums used include ink, pencil, and crayon, whilst artistic techniques in evidence also include lithography and etching.

Titles and contextual details for the drawings have been provided by the artist as follows:

1. Professor Geoffrey Boulton, Geologist. Vice Principal of University of Edinburgh prior to painted portrait which he bought circa 2006.

IAA. Bethnal Green Road. Etching.

2. Professor Sir Ian Wilmut with Dolly the Sheep. Done in the National Museum of Scotland, March 2020 prior to painted portrait going to the Roslin Institute.

3. The Scottish poet Alan Bold, drawn in Clareville Street, London when he visited with his wife,Alice.

4. Alan Bold, early 1970s.

5. Mrs Amelia Melvin circa 2013 prior to a painted portrait.

6. Head of Aphrodite.

7. Ed the Plumber. Artist met him in a pub in Causewayside when she lived in Grange Loan.

8. Victoria, a student who came to pose for artist, circa 1981.

9. Professor Neil Tennant, circa 1979, when he was teaching Logic at the University of Edinburgh. He went on to teach at Columbus, Ohio, USA.

10. Photocopy of drawing of Sheriff David Bogie, artist’s late husband. His second wife, Jean Bogie, has the original.

11. Homeless man in Embankment Gardens, London, circa 1976. Ink and crayon.

12. Homeless man in Embankment Gardens. Crayon.

13. Self-portrait of artist at 74 Grange Loan. Lead pencil.

14. Psychoanalyst Winifred Rushforth, a neighbour of artist in Grange Loan.

15. Artist’s cousin, the late Jean Shanks, a retired nurse. Circa 1984.

16. Marcia Mann. Ink and watercolour. Circa 1981. She came to pose for artist.

17. Janey Grier. A drama student who came to pose for the artist circa 1981.

18. Michelle Holder. Another student who came to pose for the artist circa 1981.

19. Branislav Sudjic. Fellow student at the University of Edinburgh who later became a solicitor.

20. Dr Philip Stevens. Fellow student at the University of Edinburgh who later worked for the UK Home Office. Done in Clareville Street, London.

21. Ivor Guild. Distinguished solicitor who lived for many years in the New Club in Edinburgh.

22. Ronald Guild. Cousin of solicitor Ivor Guild who taught Tony Blair at Fettes School.

23. Self-portrait, circa 2001.

24. Artist’s cousin, James Bailey, in his flat in Upper Sloane Street, London. James was an artist who, among other things, designed stage sets for Covent Garden.

25. The Rev. Father Tom Allen. About 1980. Tom was an Edinburgh neighbour of the artist until he joined the priesthood. The artist visited him at Westminster Cathedral in London.

26. Father Tom Allen.

27. Photocopy of self-portrait circa 2011.

28. Self-portrait, 1999, on grey paper.

29. Max Whykes-Joyce. Art critic artist met through the Friends of the Tate Gallery.

30. Friends Meeting Hall, Mansfield Street, East London. Etching. In Geffrye Museum exhibition 1974.

31. Bellevue Street, Stepney. Silkscreen print.

31A. Sketch for 31 Bellevue Street.

32. Poyser Street, East London. Loading crates. Reproduced and reviewed in Country Life by Christopher Neve a former fellow student at Edinburgh College of Art.

32A. Sketch for Poyser Street.

33. Skinner Court Alley, Bethnal Green. Lithograph.

34. Tower Bridge, London. Etching.

35. Homeless man writing in the gardens of St George’s in the East. Etching 1973.

36. Friends Hall, Bethnal Green. Lithograph.

37. Whitechapel Arts Gallery, Aldgate East. Lithograph.

38. Blank sheet (not present)

39. Poster for artist’s Geffrye Museum exhibition in 1974. Designed by artist and printed commercially.

40. Poster designed for artist’s Italian Institute exhibition of 2008 (Edinburgh). Pictures of Venice.

41. Impression of Horton Hospital, Epsom where artist was a patient after the Geffrye Museum exhibition. The Hospital later gave the artist another exhibition.

42. The Students Union, Edinburgh. 1981.

43. Ballantrae, Ayrshire. 1984. Ballantrae was near Glenapp Castle, the artist’s father’s home.

44. Frederick Street, Edinburgh.

45. Street scene.

46. Spitalfields. Ink on-the-spot study circa 1972.

47. At the Hairdresser. From on-the-spot studies, Jenners store, Edinburgh.

48. At the Hairdresser. Jenners, Edinburgh.

49. Hay-on-Wye. On-the-spot ink study.

50. Dr Emre Araci conducting the Edinburgh University String Orchestra which he founded.

51. Edinburgh Airport. Artist completed airport studies at the time she was applying to be Artist-in-Residence at Gatwick Airport, London.

52. Scone Old Parish Church, Perthshire. Circa 1983.

53. The Clock Tower, Hay-on-Wye. On-the-spot study. Dated 16 August 1976.

53A. Church near Hay-on-Wye.

54. Assisi, Italy. 1982. On-the-spot study.

55. Oban, 1981. On-the-spot study in pencil.

56. Chateau d’Oex, Switzerland, 1984. On-the-spot study.

57. Chalet at Chateau d’Oex 1984.

58. Villars, Switzerland circa 1984. On-the-spot study.

59. Lutry, Switzerland circa 1984. On-the-spot study.

60. Ferrandou, near Puybrun, France. 1988. On-the-spot study.

61. Bow, East London. Ink.

62. Portrait head of Professor Donald Leach, Principal of Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh prior to painted portrait commission circa 2004.

63. Professor Donald Leach. Figure.

64. Mrs Love. Drawing done on train from Glasgow to Edinburgh, pencil.

65. Professor Cedric Cullingford. Artist met him at Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh. Circa 1967.

66. John Grant Wood, Headmaster of Firrhill Comprehensive School, Edinburgh.

67. Rev Martin Hollingworth, November 2020.

68. David Ingram. Antique dealer and former President of Scottish Arts Club, Edinburgh.

69. The Geffrye Museum, London. Lithograph done from a drawing the artist did sitting on a wall outside. Circa 1973. The drawing was bought for the museum and the lithograph was done at the Sir John Cass School of Art, Aldgate.

69A. Flyer for Geffrye Museum exhibition.

70. Leidse Brug, Amsterdam. On-the-spot drawing done on a trip to Amsterdam, organised by the Scottish Arts Club with Herbert and Marianne Suslak. Dated 21 March 1986.

71. St Stephen’s Church, Howe Street, Edinburgh. On-the-spot drawing.

72. Customer for Lace, Bruges. From an on-the-spot sketch circa 2009.

73. Portrait drawing of Louis Demarco.

74. Landscape near Crieff.

75. The Small Glen, towards Auchnafree.

76. West Register House.

77. Head and shoulders portrait of Helen Aitken circa 2010.

78. Helen Aitken with rhino circa 2010.

79. Rosalind Newton circa 2010.

80. Edith Duncan circa 2011

81. Portrait of a Lady circa 2010.

82. Margaret Bruce circa 2008.

83. John Grant Wood, former Headmaster of Firrhill Comprehensive School, circa 2004.

84. Elena Gabanova of St Petersburg Academy. Painted at Fingask Castle, April 2008.

85. Dreaming dogs study.

86. Street Scene.

87. Bruges, Bridge with People 2008.

88. Bruges, Bridge with Ducks 2008.

89. Approaching Bergen. Dated 1 September 2010.

90. Promenade Companions, North Berwick. Dated 16 September 2011.

91. The Baptist Church, North Berwick. Dated 15 September 2011.

92. By the Seabird Centre, North Berwick. September 2011.

93. North Berwick Harbour. Dated 15 September 2011.

94. Victoria Street, North Berwick. Dated 16 September 2011.

95. Pas de Deux.

96. Knit Wits.

97. Too Hot to Handle.

98. Buttoned Up.

99. Hugger Mugger.

100. Migration, 1974 (listed in inventory but not present)