by: Sir James Guthrie, E A Hornel, Muirhead Bone (Britain's first official War Artist, knighted 1937) Sir David Murray RA The club's Spring exhibition of 1923 included works by: E A Hornel, Sir David Murray RA, James Kay The club's Memorial Exhibition of 1935 included works by: E A Walton, Sir James Guthrie, W Y Macgregor, James Paterson, Maurice William Greiffenhagen, Leslie Hunter, Stuart Park, E A Hornel The club's exhibition April 1939 included works by: Sir John Lavery (exhibiting his The Lake at Ranelagh,) and J W Ferguson, who submitted a portrait Club exhibitions and some touring exhibitions are staged each year. Notable members Notable members include: James B. Anderson ARSA James Craig Annan Muriel Barclay George Telfer Bear Sir Muirhead Bone Alexander Kellock Brown Emilio Coia William Crosbie John Cunningham Peter Wylie Davidson George Devlin David Donaldson RSA RGI RP LLD DLit Painter and Limner to Her Majesty The Queen in Scotland Robert Eadie Norman Edgar J W Ferguson Alexander Goudie Robert Greenlees Maurice William Greiffenhagen Sir James Guthrie Ernest B Hood Norman Kirkham Sir David Murray RA Dr Tom Honeyman E A Hornel Leslie Hunter James Kay Robert Kelsey Sir John Lavery Lord Macfarlane of Bearsden John McGhie On-line biography, John McGhie 1868 – 1952 Retrieved 2011-08-17 Archibald A McGlashanOn-line biography Retrieved 2011-08-17 Neil MacPhail Allan D Mainds ARSA Sir David Murray RA Stuart Park A N Paterson James Paterson Sir Francis Powell Alexander Proudfoot Benno Schotz, Sculptor in Ordinary for Scotland Connie Simmers George Singleton William Somerville Shanks Archibald Macfarlane Shannan A P Thomson Murray Macpherson Tod E A Walton References Additional sourcesGlasgow Art Club 1867 -1967, the First Hundred Years Glasgow Art Club 1967The Year’s Art 1890: A Concise Epitome of all Matters Relating to the Arts of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture which have occurred during the year 1889, together with information respecting the events of the year 1890'' page 158 Arts organizations established in 1867 Category A listed buildings in Glasgow 1867 establishments in Scotland