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William Scott

Permutations Ochre, 1978

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About the artwork

In Permutations Ochre, Scott develops his familiar subject of kitchen utensils – which formed the basis of much of his work throughout the 1950s and 60s – into a flatter and more sparse composition. The ground, which in earlier works had been rendered with thick, almost sculptural brushmarks, is applied here in thinner layers, giving a luminous and delicate texture.

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Artist William Scott
Artwork Permutations Ochre
Date of work 1978
Credit Original: Oil Paint on Canvas 167.6 x 172.6 cm © Estate of William Scott 2020

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Born 1913 to Scottish-Irish parents, William Scott (1913–1989) was an internationally celebrated 20th century painter from Ulster, Northern Ireland. Scott is best known for his abstract and still-life paintings of simple kitchen objects, and also painted landscapes and nudes. He studied at the Belfast School of Art, and later at the Royal Academy Schools in London. He married fellow artist Mary Lucas, and they founded an art school in Port Aven, France. While serving in the army he made a number of watercolours of soldiers and the landscape, but when the war ended he returned to painting still lifes in earnest.

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