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Text Source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)
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Tir nan og, Homage to Madeline MacIver William Alexander Burns (1921–1972) (probably)Tir nan og, Homage to Madeline MacIver University of Aberdeen
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The Jubilee Pit 1944–1972 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)The Jubilee Pit 1944–1972 University of Aberdeen
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The Harbour William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)The Harbour Government Art Collection
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Small Harbour William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Small Harbour University of Chichester, Otter Gallery
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Seatown with Unterseeboot 1965 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Seatown with Unterseeboot 1965 Dundee Art Galleries and Museums Collection (Dundee City Council)
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Seatown with Derelict Airstrip William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Seatown with Derelict Airstrip CultureNL
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Seatown with Derelict Airstrip c.1969 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Seatown with Derelict Airstrip c.1969 Hospitalfield
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Seatown with Derelict Airstrip William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Seatown with Derelict Airstrip High Life Highland Exhibitions Unit
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Seatown 6 c.1960 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Seatown 6 c.1960 Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums
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Seakirk 1 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Seakirk 1 University of Edinburgh
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Seahouse 3 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Seahouse 3 City Art Centre
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Sea-Crane c.1968 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Sea-Crane c.1968 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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Sea Town William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Sea Town Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums
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Sea Mine with Oil Lamp 2 c.1972 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Sea Mine with Oil Lamp 2 c.1972 Royal Scottish Academy of Art & Architecture
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Sea Mine No. 2 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Sea Mine No. 2 Paisley Museum and Art Galleries
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Red Harbour II William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Red Harbour II Paisley Museum and Art Galleries
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Nets 1952–1955 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Nets 1952–1955 Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums
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Kirn Pier 1951 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Kirn Pier 1951 Royal Scottish Academy of Art & Architecture
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Harbour Shape 4 c.1970 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Harbour Shape 4 c.1970 Royal Scottish Academy of Art & Architecture
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Harbour Image c.1967 William Alexander Burns (1921–1972)Harbour Image c.1967 Royal Scottish Academy of Art & Architecture