Claudia Massie

Move fast to snap up one of Elizabeth Blackadder’s sleek cats at the Scottish Gallery

Whether she was painting cats or abstracts, the retrospective proves she never lost her inventiveness, or her eye for colour, pattern and detail

‘Japanese Plate and Wooden Fruit’ , 2009, by Elizabeth Blackadder. Credit: Scottish Gallery

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