DOUGLAS HOGG

Douglas Hogg (b1948) studied at the Edinburgh College of Art from1966-1971 becoming head of the Stained and Architectural Glass degree course there in 1979. ​

Commissioned works include a large composite wall/window mural in the stairwell at the Edinburgh City Chambers, and an extensive ground-based installation within the Scottish Fern Collection at the Glasgow Botanic Garden. In 2012 he was chosen by Her Majesty the Queen to create a window marking Her Diamond Jubilee Year for The Queen's Chapel of the Savoy in central London. He was also one of two artists short-listed to prepare designs for a centenary window in the OBE Chapel in St Paul's Cathedral, London.

 

In 2003 he was awarded the Saltire Society Prize for Art in Architecture and in 2007 was installed as a Freeman of the City of London. More recently, in 2016, he was recognised by the Sir John Radcliffe Trust, Oxford for his contribution to glass in architecture.

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Douglas was Natasha's Art Advisor or the Wilfred Owen window. 

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