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Printed black and white reproduction of Peter Blake's 1970 work ‘and to show you I’m not proud, you may shake hands with me!’ featuring Humpty Dumpty. The printed reproduction is cropped to show only the top half of the original painting.

Painted textile design for a child's jumper on a grid background. The work includes annotations and other markings. The work is signed and dated, and handwritten text under the design reads '2nd design for a child's jumper (to be knitted in 22 colours as shown.). Initial design undertaken on 12 August 1979. The jumper will be knitted by the artist's wife - Fiona Wilson - during the summer of 1980.'

A clipping from a 1984 edition of The Sunday Times Magazine featuring an article titled' A Life in the Day of Peter Blake'.

Black pen drawing of a male figure in front of a backdrop of buildings and palm trees. The work is titled, signed and dated '19.6.1974'. Handwriting on the back of the work reads 'a realistic tie in a landscape. 19.6.1974. colin wilson. 14 princes square. barrhead.'

Oil painting on board of an abstract bird in brown, green, blue and pink. The painting is signed 'Wilson. '71.' There is a label on the back of the painting marked 'DALER BOARD FOR OILS' listing the stock sizes of the manufacturers' boards. There is a stamp that reads '28 x 24 FINE GRAIN' and a handwritten price of 44p.

Abstract oil painting of a bird in blue and white on a green background. The painting is signed 'Wilson 1972.' The back of the board is marked with a company stamp which reads 'CANVAS BOARDS FOR PAINTING IN OIL COLOURS' and the size of the board.

Abstract oil painting on board of a boat harbour in blues and oranges. The painting is signed 'WILSON 72.' The back of the board is marked with a company stamp which reads 'CANVAS BOARDS FOR PAINTING IN OIL COLOURS' and the size of the board. The back of the board is also marked with handwriting which reads 'DO NOT TOUCH' and 'WET PAINT'.

Abstract painting in pinks, browns and whites. The work is signed on the front.

Pen and coloured pencil drawing of two figures in a room, one of which is standing and the other seated. The work is titled, signed and dated '17.6.1974'. Handwriting on the back of the work reads '"abstract painting and two people in a room." 17.6.1974. colin wilson. 14 princes square. barrhead.'

Painting with abstract forms in green, black and white. The work is signed by the artist on the front.

Acrylic painting depicting plants and the horizon in shades of brown.

Abstract black pen drawing of a portrait and organic and geometric shapes.

Abstract portrait painting in browns and blues. Printed text that reads 'Postcard' is visible on the surface of the paper, as well as a postage stamp box. The work is marked in black pen 'For Colin. Peter Blake. London 1980.' There is some fluffy peach-coloured material fixed to the reverse.

Print in black and greys with abstract forms resembling a tree trunk. There is a thin piece of brown tape partially attached to one side of the work.

Print in black and greys with abstract forms resembling a tree trunk. There is some residue from a piece of brown tape stuck to one edge of the work. One of the corners of the work is folded towards the verso.

Print in black and greys with abstract forms resembling a tree trunk. One of the corners of the work is slightly folded towards the front. There is a small dent on one corner on the front of the work.

Print in black, greys and off-white with abstract forms. One of the corners of the work is significantly crumpled.

Abstract print in blue, black and green with speckled texture and black straight lines. The work is possibly by Calum Mackenzie.

Print in brown, blue, pink and black of abstract shapes. The work is signed and marked as edition 16/25. There is a handwritten verse on the front of the work.

Abstract print in pink, white and silver with alphabet-like forms. The work is possibly by Calum Mackenzie.

Framed painting showing Anita "the living doll". The work is signed and dated on the front. There is a label on the back of the work listing the titleand medium of the work, and Wilson's name and address. There is another label on the back marked "575".

A red notebook with 'ART' written on the front cover with stylised typography. The notebook contains notes on Wilson's work and work by other artists including Michael Ayrton, and planning for Wilson's portfolio for Glasgow School of Art. A collection of letters are also stuck to the pages of the notebook, which include Wilson's acceptance letter for the Glasgow School of Art dated to 1972, correspondence between Wilson and Ayrton and between Wilson and The Bruton Gallery regarding Ayrton's work. The notebook also lists sales of Wilson's work made between 1973 and 1974. The last page in the notebook contains a catalogue of art-related books.

Artworks by Colin Wilson including paintings, prints, drawings and graphic design works.

A selection of Colin Wilson's collected ephemera and associated papers including Wilson's Curriculum Vitae, notebooks, exhibition posters and drafts for book illustration design.

Print in blue, red, brown and orange of abstract shapes and 'T' shape. The work is titled, signed, dated and marked as edition 3/22.

Print in yellow, red, green, brown and black of abstract shapes and 'T' shape. The work is titled, signed, dated and marked as edition 1/24.

Painting of bearded man in front of green plants. The work is unfinished and is marked on the reverse 'Runs' and 'RWS 9015 NOT'

Black pen drawing of a street scene in Beirut featuring three figures and a sign which reads 'HIS MASTER'S VOICE'. The work is signed and dated. The title, date and Colin's address are listed on the reverse.

Abstract oil painting on board of a boat harbour in blues and oranges. The painting is signed 'WILSON 72.' The back of the board is marked with a company stamp which reads 'CANVAS BOARDS FOR PAINTING IN OIL COLOURS' and the size of the board. The back of the board is also marked with handwriting which reads 'DO NOT TOUCH' and 'WET PAINT'.

Printed reproduction in black and white of a painting depicting a window and a jar with flowers. Text on the original work reads 'Butcher Cottage, Summer 1962. For Miriam from Peter, Peter Blake.'

Pen and coloured pencil drawing of interior space of a hotel and figures. The work is titled, dated and signed on the reverse along with Wilson's address.

A black pen drawing of a figure in a bent over position with distorted proportions.

A black and white ink wash drawing depicting the archaeological site of Gournia. The work is titled and signed on the front, and the reverse lists the title, date, artist's name, address and 'Sixth year studies art. No. 192.'

Black pen drawing of a man lying in bed. The work is a copy of a David Hockney work of the same title, and is titled, signed 'colin wilson' and dated '22.6.1974.' Handwriting on the back of the work reads '"cold water about to hit the prince." 22.6.1974. colin wilson. 14 princes square. barrhead.'

Artworks by various artists collected by Colin Wilson including prints by Alasdair Gray, Elspeth Lamb and Alan Cox.

A leaflet for The Collins Gallery Summer Programme at the University of Strathclyde designed by Colin Wilson. The front page features a photograph of a male figure wearing a cowboy hat.

A leaflet for The Collins Gallery Summer Programme at the University of Strathclyde designed by Colin Wilson. The front page features a photograph of a male figure wearing a cowboy hat.

Coloured pencil drawing of an abstract figure standing in front of a colourful curtain. The work is signed, titled and dated. The reverse of the work lists Wilson's address.

A pen and ink wash drawing of a head with three smaller heads. The work is titled, signed and dated. The reverse lists the dimensions, title, date, and artist's name and address.

Printed black and white photograph of Anita 'The Living Doll' in inverted colours. There are hand-drawn grid markings overlaying the photograph.

Printed black and white photograph of Anita 'The Living Doll' in inverted colours. There are faded hand-drawn grid markings overlaying the photograph.

Printed black and white photograph of Anita 'The Living Doll' typography design in inverted colours. There are handwritten notes under the design.

A Curriculum Vitae handwritten by Colin Wilson in pen, featuring his personal details, educational history, awards received, employment history, freelance work, general design work, exhibition design, exhibitions and personal interests.

A painting on board in greens, greys, black and white with linear forms and a dog. The work is signed and dated on the front and the reverse lists the work's title, artist's name and 'SEC.C'.

Design in brown pen forv a production titled 'Boodle' featuring a train and clown smoking a cigar. Text on the design reads 'Richard Severy, Animated by Colin Wilson'.

An ink wash drawing of a figure with distorted features and ink splashes.

Print in grey, greens and oranges featuring a dolmen. The work is signed, titled and dated and is marked edition 4/50.