“Kildonan”, by Sarah Milteer. 2025, acrylic on wood, 30 x 66cm
Sarah Milteer
My paintings are colourful and looser interpretations of the Scottish landscape, often within Wester Ross. I try to capture something of how I feel about the joy, romance and folk history of being in those places.
Current & Recent Exhibitons
Sarah has exhibited in both solo and group shows, mostly at the Gairloch Museum. Her work is featured in many private collections. Sarah’s recent exhibitions include:
'Story | Land' 6th September-17th December 2025,
Group Winter Show, November - December 2023, 'Near and Far', the Gairloch Museum, August 19 to September 12, 2020.
The Edinburgh Art Fair 19-21 September 2025
Vanishing Points: Art Beyond Boundaries—Chrissy Moore Art Advisory’s premiere event—15-20 October 2025
About Sarah Milteer
Sarah Milteer is an Edinburgh-based Scottish painter who has been making art since primary school, so for the past 50 years. Her primary mediums are acrylic or oil paint on wood or canvas.
Sarah creates paintings inspired by her personal and family history, her exploring the Gairloch area’s distinctive landscape, and her love of the Wester Ross landscapes and people. In her exhibition, ‘Near and Far,’ a collection of historic postcards, vintage photographs, and family pictures inspired the paintings.
Sarah has a Bachelor of Fine Art with Honours Degree, specialising in photography.
A’ Chathair Bhreac (the Speckled Fairy Knoll), Ormiscaig, by Sarah Milteer. 25cm 2025. Acrylic on wood panel