Alexander Millar’s paintings manage to trigger memories of dads, mams, grandads, grans, aunties, uncles and old neighbours.
His work allows the viewer to tap into an emotional well that evokes memories of a parent or grandparent, almost smelling the damp wool and cigarette smoke of the working man (and woman)Signed, limited edition prints of Alexander Millar's best loved characters - 'Gadgies' - range from rare-to-find pieces to his latest family creations.
Prints of his paintings pop with the colour of a balloon or two, while the prints of his drawings have a subtelty that suits his nostalgia for a post -industrial Britain of the 50's, 60's and 70's.
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