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Realism with a capital 鈥淩鈥� was an art movement in the middle years of the 19th century.

An auction that is expected to raise as much as 拢1 million by selling art from the prestigious Paisley Art Institute collection is to take place on Thursday.

Paisley Art Institute is selling a quarter of its art collection at auction after a row with Paisley Museum forced them to seek a new home in Glasgow.

The mountains, lochs and rivers are ravishing. But it鈥檚 the artists from Glasgow 鈥� that one-time hotbed of modernism 鈥� who bring a rawness to these lavish new galleries celebrating Scotland鈥檚 art

In this article we bring you 10 upcoming auction lots in United Kingdom. From Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell鈥檚 Cassis, The White Villa From The Balcony to Sir James Guthrie's Miss Anne Spencer, here is a diverse selection to watch for:

A masterpiece of Scottish art, which has been secured for the public in a unique partnership between the National Galleries of Scotland (NGS)

In 2010, major exhibition Pioneering Painters: The Glasgow Boys 1880-1900 broke Kelvingrove's box office record. Now a new permanent gallery has opened

In 1896 an English journalist with the splendidly Dickensian name of Israel Zangwill visited Glasgow.

There is, until the end of January next, in the Royal Academy鈥檚 wretched attic gallery, a painting for which I would enter into a Faustian bargain

The Glasgow Boys set out to change the world, but a new exhibition proves only that they were a rather immature bunch of rebels, says Adrian Hamilton

Walking around the Royal Academy鈥檚 new exhibition of the Glasgow Boys, the nebulous association of painters that centred upon the second city

In James Guthrie's picture, A Hind's Daughter, a girl straightens from her work in the fields and looks directly at the . . . "camera"

Exhibition: Pioneering Painters: The Glasgow Boys 1880-1900, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow, until September 27 2010

The biggest-ever exhibition of work by the artists known as the Glasgow Boys is to open this week.