Scottish Artist Collection (page 4)

Scottish Artist: Capturing Beauty and Nature in Various Mediums Step into the enchanting world of a Scottish artist whose talent knows no bounds

Scottish Artist Collection: Madonna Lilies, c. 1926 (oil on canvas)

Madonna Lilies, c. 1926 (oil on canvas)
1766662 Madonna Lilies, c.1926 (oil on canvas) by Peploe, Samuel John (1871-1935); Private Collection; (add.info.: Madonna Lilies. Samuel John Peploe (1871-1935). Oil on canvas

Scottish Artist Collection: She went quickly forward, and threw herself on her knees by the bedside, THE NEW

She went quickly forward, and threw herself on her knees by the bedside, THE NEW PRINCE FORTUNATUS, BY WILLIAM BLACK, 1841 a 1898, a novelist born in Glasgow, Scotland UK, drawn by William Small

Scottish Artist Collection: When she stooped to gather some hyacinths and anemones, he merely waited for her

When she stooped to gather some hyacinths and anemones, he merely waited for her, THE NEW PRINCE FORTUNATUS, BY WILLIAM BLACK, 1841 a 1898, a novelist born in Glasgow, Scotland UK

Scottish Artist Collection: There was a slight touch of colour visible on the gracious forehead when she offered

There was a slight touch of colour visible on the gracious forehead when she offered him her hand. " THE NEW PRINCE FORTUNATUS", BY WILLIAM BLACK, 1841 a 1898, a novelist born in Glasgow

Scottish Artist Collection: Again she filled up his glass, which he had not emptied

Again she filled up his glass, which he had not emptied. " THE NEW PRINCE FORTUNATUS", BY WILLIAM BLACK, , 1841 a 1898, a novelist born in Glasgow, Scotland UK, DRAWN BY William Small

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Scottish Artist: Capturing Beauty and Nature in Various Mediums Step into the enchanting world of a Scottish artist whose talent knows no bounds. With each stroke of the brush or pencil, this creative genius brings to life scenes that are both captivating and mesmerizing. In "The Wappenshaw: A Shooting Match, " an oil on paper masterpiece, the artist skillfully portrays the excitement and camaraderie of a traditional shooting match. The vibrant colors and intricate details transport us to a bygone era filled with tradition and sport. Moving on to "Still Life with Tulips and Iona, " created in the 1920s, we witness the artist's ability to breathe life into seemingly ordinary objects. Through delicate brushwork on panel, tulips come alive against a backdrop inspired by the picturesque island of Iona. This piece is a testament to their mastery of color and composition. With "A Cock and Hen Pheasant at the Edge of a Wood, " we see another facet of their talent as they expertly blend pencil lines with watercolor washes. The result is an exquisite representation of nature's beauty captured in stunning detail. In "Goshawk, " watercolor heightened with bodycolor, our eyes are drawn to every feather meticulously painted by this gifted artist. The intense gaze of this majestic bird seems almost lifelike, showcasing their ability to evoke emotion through art. One cannot help but be captivated by "And One by One Crept Silently to Rest. " Created using pen and black ink on vellum, this hauntingly beautiful piece transports us into a mysterious realm where shadows dance amidst ethereal figures. "Gathering Primroses" takes us back in time to 1919 when oil met canvas once again under their skilled hand. The soft hues delicately applied depict children joyously gathering flowers in nature's embrace—a scene that exudes innocence and tranquility.