1 of a series of 10. Donated by Lennox Dunbar to mark the opening of the RGU Faculty of Health and Social Care building at Garthdee on 15 April 2003. One print was presented to HRH the Princess Royal and another to Gordon Brown, who was awarded an Honorary Degree that same week.   [More Info]

Landscape. Trees and cottages behind wall.   [More Info]

Figurative composition featuring a decorative pitcher and a flower placed within a mimimal architectural space. An image of the artist is seen in the background.   [More Info]

Figurative composition featuring a 'Monty' Toby jug, a representation of an angel of death, a puffin, a schoolgirl clutching a hen, a depiction of the artist wearing a frock and a cat named Rommel.
This painting featured in the 'War Tourist' exhibition shown at Aberdeen Art Gallery.   [More Info]

Figurative composition depicting a still life with a vase of flowers, an enamel jug, a banana, a pear, half a lemon and an egg.

Alberto Morrocco is a member of the Royal Society of Scotland.   [More Info]

Female standing figure. Model for a 9' sculpture in Hazlehead Park, Aberdeen. Signed.   [More Info]

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Syncretism - The soul in purgatory.

Artist's statement: -

This costumed figure's head is hidden
as if headless. syncretism between African dieties
and Christian Saints is the point of interest for me   [More Info]

Artist statement:

The painting derives from a pyramid growing of sweet peas in my garden. The title given uses the names of the sweet pea varieties there. I was charmed by the names so I used them as the title. I have been attracted to gardens for many years as a source for paintings. I like the contrast between the wandering organic growth and the pattern of plants set against the human imposed geometry that one finds in gardens. It is a compositional game to play.   [More Info]

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