Margaret Firth: A Whisper of Watercolour and the Soul of the Scottish Landscape Margaret Firth (1898-1991) wasn’t a name that dominated the art world in her lifetime, yet within the quiet corners of Scotland – particularly Dumfries and Galloway – her delicate watercolour paintings hold an enduring power. She was, as many who knew her describe it, “a painter of light and feeling,” capturing not just the visual beauty of the landscape but also its inherent mood and spirit. Her work offers a poignant glimpse into early 20th-century British art, reflecting both the influence of the School of Ar…