Martin Forrest

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  Martin Forrest is located at
  Greater Edinburgh Area, Greater Edinburgh Area, United Kingdom

• What is Martin Forrest's job title?

  Martin Forrest is a
  Committee member C.R. Mackintosh Society 1981-3; Committee member/vice chair Scottish Society for Art History 1984-1989; Visiting lecturer to the Fine Art Department, University of Glasgow 1984-1990; Youth coach 1990-2001; school liaison officer 1996-9; treasurer 1996-8; vice-president 1998-2000; Haddington Rugby Football Club; Committee member Saltire Society Advisory Committee on the Visual Arts to the Scottish Parliament 2000-3; Fellow of The Society of Antiquaries, Scotland 1996-present; Trustee and director Peter Potter Gallery 1995-98; Trustee and honorary treasurer, Cosmopolita Scotland 2016-18. As an artist, exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy, the Royal Glasgow Institute, the Dick Institute, the Open Eye Gallery, part of a two-person exhibition at Kemplay and Robertson. Work in private collections in UK, France and USA; public collections - University of Surrey, Serres Castet ASC, France. Discovered the Chinese Room murals by Robert Burns (1869-1941) behind false walls in the former Crawford's Restaurant. (Now in the collection of the Royal Scottish Academy.) Specialities: artist, art historian, writer, painting restorer and conservator, art dealer and valuer. Published numerous articles, catalogues and 3 books on art and history. Broadcasted on TV and radio. Contributor to Grove's Dictionary of Art, Oxford University Press. Ma Forrest

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  Martin Forrest currently works in the
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  Martin Forrest specializes in
  Committee member C.R. Mackintosh Society 1981-3; Committee member/vice chair Scottish Society for Art History 1984-1989; Visiting lecturer to the Fine Art Department, University of Glasgow 1984-1990; Youth coach 1990-2001; school liaison officer 1996-9; treasurer 1996-8; vice-president 1998-2000; Haddington Rugby Football Club; Committee member Saltire Society Advisory Committee on the Visual Arts to the Scottish Parliament 2000-3; Fellow of The Society of Antiquaries, Scotland 1996-present; Trustee and director Peter Potter Gallery 1995-98; Trustee and honorary treasurer, Cosmopolita Scotland 2016-18. As an artist, exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy, the Royal Glasgow Institute, the Dick Institute, the Open Eye Gallery, part of a two-person exhibition at Kemplay and Robertson. Work in private collections in UK, France and USA; public collections - University of Surrey, Serres Castet ASC, France. Discovered the Chinese Room murals by Robert Burns (1869-1941) behind false walls in the former Crawford's Restaurant. (Now in the collection of the Royal Scottish Academy.) Specialities: artist, art historian, writer, painting restorer and conservator, art dealer and valuer. Published numerous articles, catalogues and 3 books on art and history. Broadcasted on TV and radio. Contributor to Grove's Dictionary of Art, Oxford University Press.

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  Martin Forrest speaks the following languages:
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  Martin Forrest has prior experience in the following industries:
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