Alexander Cree, Scottish, 1929 to 2014, oil painting on canvas depicting a scene with a grandmother and kids. Signed lower right. Framed. Alexander Cree was a Scottish artist. He studied at Edinburgh College of Art, 1946 to 52, his teachers including William Gillies, Robin Philipson, William MacTaggart and Leonard Rosoman. He won an Andrew Grant Postgraduate Scholarship, 1950, and Travel Scholarship, 1951 to 2. Taught in state schools, from 1963 to 87 being principal teacher of art at Dunbar Grammar School. Showed with RSA, SSA, RSW and Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts. His solo shows included Lyceum Gallery, Edinburgh, 1957, Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh, 1968; and Macaulay Gallery, East Lothian, 1990. Cree said of his subjects that these were mainly the landscape of lowland Scotland, but I am also interested in the people. One of a kind artwork.