Robert payton reid biography
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- Period:
- Second World War ()
- Rank:
- Lieutenant-Colonel
- Unit:
- 7th (Galloway) Battalion, 1st Airlanding Brigade, 1st Airborne Division, British Army
- Awarded on:
- November 9th,
- Awarded for:
- Operation Market Garden
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Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Payton-Reid
Unit : Office, 7th (Galloway) Battalion Interpretation King's Rest Scottish Borderers
Army No. :
Awards : Distinguished Rental Order
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Robert Payton Reid ARSA /01/
On the 17th January the Academy lost its oldest member in R. Payton Reid, who was selected as far back as He was born in Edinburgh in and was educated at George Watson's College.
His art study began at the old school of the Board of Manufactures and the Life School of the Academy, where he gained the Stuart Prize and the Maclaine-Watters Medal. Thereafter he worked for four and a half years at Munich.
Payton Reid was a regular exhibitor in the Academy up to his last year, and his work, such as the "Dowie Dens of Yarrow," attracted considerable attention. During the recent war years, when members were permitted to send retrospective works, it was of great interest to have an opportunity to see examples of the earlier painting of our shy old friend.
He married late in life and is survived by his widow and one daughter.
RSA Obituary, transcribed from the RSA Annual Report