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The gallery exhibits a range of original works from leading Scottish artists in solo, featured and mixed exhibitions throughout the year.
The gallery also sells a selection of applied art including ceramics, glass, sculpture and jewellery at a range of prices.
Enjoy a fantastic range of beautifully curated work from stunning paintings to uniquely detailed applied arts at The Glasgow Gallery's Winter Show!
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