Royal Academy since 2004 Sir William Kininmonth (1904–1988), architect of Adam House and Pollock Halls, both in Edinburgh John McAslan, architect Sir Robert Matthew (1906–1975), designed the Royal Commonwealth Pool and founded RMJM Sir James Dunbar-Nasmith (born 1927), conservation architect and head of ECA's Department of Architecture 1978–1988 Patrick Nuttgens (1930–2004), academic and writer on architecture B. Marcus Priteca (1889–1971), theatre architect Sir Basil Spence (1907–1976), architect of Coventry Cathedral and the New Zealand Parliament Building (nicknamed 'The Beehive') in Wellington, New Zealand Artists Sarah Gough Adamson, landscape painter Sam Ainsley, artist Barbara Balmer, painter Violet Banks, painter Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, artist Mardi Barrie, artist Dame Elizabeth Blackadder, artist John Blair, artist Elizabeth York Brunton, painter and printmaker Hugh Buchanan, artist Alexander Beauchamp Cameron, painter Paul Carter, artist John Kingsley Cook, artist and College lecturer Stanley Cursiter, artist Alan Davie, artist Mabel Dawson, painter Isobelle Ann Dods-Withers, painter Yvonne Drewry, painter and printmaker Jean Duncan, painter and printmaker Moyna Flannigan, painter and printmaker William Geissler, artist William George Gillies, artist Tom Gourdie, artist Sir James Gunn, artist Charles Martin Hardie, artist William Hole, artist Gwyneth Leech, artist Tessa Lynch, artist William McLaren, artist Wendy McMurdo, artist Caroline McNairn, artist David Michie, artist John Maxwell, artist Robert Montgomery, artist and poet Katie Paterson, artist and Honorary Fellow of the University of Edinburgh (2013) Sir Robin Philipson, artist John Platt, artist Nina Pope and Karen Guthrie, aka Somewhere Barbara Rae, painter and printmaker Anne Redpath, artist Patrick Reyntiens, artist Paul Rooney, artist Helen Stevenson, printmaker Alan Sutherland, artist Adam Bruce Thomson, artist Clare Twomey, artist Richard Wright, artist, winner of the 2009 Turner Prize Painters John Bellany, painter William Crozier, painter Victorine Foot, painter William Gear, painter Alan Gourley – painter and stained glass artist Nicola Green, painter Callum Innes, painter and Turner Prize nominee Lady Caroline Kininmonth, painter David McClure, painter Alexander McNeish, painter Sir William MacTaggart, painter Emily Murray Paterson, painter Janet Pierce, painter Samuel Robin Spark, painter David Dougal Williams, painter Sculptors Phyllis Bone, sculptor Mary Syme Boyd, sculptor Alexander Carrick, sculptor and academic Fanny Lam Christie, sculptor Christopher Hall, sculptor David Harding, sculptor Pilkington Jackson, sculptor of the Robert the Bruce statue at Bannockburn, and the college war memorial (1922) Donald Locke, sculptor Hew Lorimer, sculptor Elizabeth Ogilvie, sculptor James Pittendrigh MacGillivray, sculptor Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, sculptor and artist Scott Sutherland, sculptor Musicians Louise Alder, Soprano Sandy Brown, Scottish