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Watson Gordon Professor of Fine Art
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The Watson Gordon Chair of Fine Art is a professorship at the University of Edinburgh.
History
The chair was founded in 1880. John Watson Gordon was a Scottish painter who died in 1864. His brother and sister endowed the professorship in his memory in 1879.[1] The establishment of the chair resulted in progress in the teaching of art history.[2][3]
Professors
- Gerard Baldwin Brown 1880–1930
- Herbert Read 1931–1933
- David Talbot Rice 1934–1972
- Giles Robertson 1973–1981
- Eric Fernie 1984–1995
- Richard Thomson 1996–[4]
References
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