Companions
Andrew Stewart Jamieson values his patrons although he thinks of them as companions because like a company of knights and ladies on a romantic quest they share the same dream. Coming from all walks of life they have one thing in common they are always beyond average and truly appreciate fine quality, tradition, style, luxury and the romantic history and beauty of heraldry.
Here are just some of ASJ's companions and collectors
Her Majesty's Crown Office, House of Lords
Her Majesty's College of Arms
The Royal Hospital Chelsea
Restoration, Windsor Castle
The Vatican
The Order of Malta
The Royal Versailles Ball
The Worshipful Company of Scriveners
The Worshipful Company of Gunmakers
The Adjutant Generals Corp.
The Royal British Legion
The Saint John's Bible - To the ends of the Earth
The Templeton Prize Certificate - Dalai Lama
The Templeton Prize Certificate - Desmond Tutu
Sir Paul Getty K.B.E.
General Colin Powell K.C.B.
Jethro Tull
Eric Howard - Photographer
Bob Carlos - Clarke, photographer
Sino Properties
Ecco Shoes
Buckfast Abbey
Aquascutum of London
Wessex Books
The Richard III Society
The White Rose Guild
Kings School Sherborne
and various noble and royal houses and private individuals and collectors around the globe.
Andrew has exhibited his work at the following Galleries and locations.
Aquascutum - New York City
Alpha Gallery - Sherborne
The Museum of Civilisation - Ottawa
Georgia Nick Galley - St. Augustine, FL
Andrew was recognised as a Heraldic Master by the Canadian Government in 1996 and also received the Corel Prize for Artistic Excellence at Ottawa in that year.
In 1996 he wrote and illustrated, 'Coats of Arms' published by Pitkin.
He was elected a Brother of the Artworkers Guild, London in 2002.
He was a Founding Craft Member and is a past Chairman of the Society of Heraldic Arts.
He is a Knight Commander and an Officer of Arms of the Military Order of the Collar of Saint Agatha of Paterno.
Andrew also holds the commission of a Kentucky Colonel and is a member of the Heraldry Society of Scotland.
