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Alan Wylie

Alan Wylie (Born 1938) is active/lives in British Columbia, Nova Scotia / Canada, Scotland.  Alan Wylie is known for City scenes, genre, landscape and marine painting.

Alan Wylie was born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1938.  In 1960 he graduated from the Glasgow School of Art with a degree in Mural Design and Mosaics. He immigrated to Nova Scotia in 1967 and began a career as a full-time artist, teacher, and Art Gallery owner.  In 1974 he moved to British Columbia and now lives in the historical village of Fort Langley with his artist wife, Janice Robertson.

Throughout his career, Alan has participated in over 65 solo and innumerable group exhibitions, and has won many prestigious awards in Canada and the United States, including the Spilsbury Gold Medal (three times) of the Federation of Canadian Artists, Vancouver, the Grand Prize at the First Annual On The Edge International Exhibition in Canada, the Gold Medal of the California Watercolor Association, San Francisco, the Rouse Gold Medallion at the Adirondacks International Exhibition of American Watercolors, New York, the High Winds Medal (twice) and the CFS Medal at t   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1629 characters.]  Artist bio

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