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1972. Exhibition Catalogue. Page 21/47. Atelier '72 (contemporary Polish art). Grzegorz Koterski.
1972. Exhibition Catalogue. Page 24/47. Atelier '72 (contemporary Polish art). Natalia Lach-Lachowicz.
1972. Exhibition Catalogue. Page 15/47. Atelier '72 (contemporary Polish art). Wanda Golkowska.
1972. Exhibition Catalogue. Page 16/47. Atelier '72 (contemporary Polish art). Zbigniew Gostomski.
1976. Publication. Page 30/40. A Journey From Hagar Qim To The Ring of Brodgar. Edinburgh Arts 1976.
1970. Blinky Palermo, 'Strategy: Get Arts', Edinburgh College of Art.
1971. Exhibition Catalogue. Page 22/24. Romanian Art Today. Octav Grigorescu. Viorel Marginean.
1967. Catalogue/ Brochure (page 1/3). Exhibition of Richard Demarco's paintings and drawings at Ian Clarkson Gallery Two, Edinburgh.
1970. Exhibition Catalogue (cover) Page 2/2. Trevor Bell 1966-70, presented by the RDG.
1973. Exhibition Catalogue. Page 8/25. Heinz Gappmayr. The Austrian Exhibition. RDG, Edinburgh, and Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
1974. Catalogue. Page 6/21. Edinburgh Arts 1974. Galleria del Cavallino. Igino Legnaghi. Paolo Patelli.
1970. Exhibition Catalogue. Page 5/5. Alastair Mackintosh. Wool Redefined. RDG exhibition of work by Buckley, Docherty, McEwen, Mackintosh, commissioned by Lowe Donald & Co., Peebles, Scotland.
1978. Publication. Page 5/23. The Road to Meikle Seggie. Richard Demarco.
1976. Catalogue. Page 13/29. RDG 10th Anniversary Exhibition. Ten-year record of the gallery's activities 1966-1976.
1979. Exhibition Catalogue (page 3/6). Jack Tworkov, Paintings 1950-1978. Presented by the RDG in association with Third Eye Centre, Glasgow, and Ulster Museum, Belfast.
1976. Publication. Page 20/40. A Journey From Hagar Qim To The Ring of Brodgar. Edinburgh Arts 1976.
1972. Exhibition Catalogue. Page 34/47. Atelier '72 (contemporary Polish art). Wieslaw Paczkowski.
1988. Private View Invitation Card (recto). Paul Neagu: Nine Catalytic Stations, presented by the RDG and The Scottish Sculpture Trust.