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William Scott’s war
04/2008 | 1261 | 150
Pages: 232-237
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Author:
Inglis, Lucy (Inglis, Lucy)
Author:
Whitfield, Sarah (Whitfield, Sarah; Whitfield, Mrs)
Subjects
artists:
Scott, William, 1913-1989
dates:
1940-1949
places:
Wales
print:
Scott, William, 1913-1989
subjects:
World War (1939-1945) / Watercolours / British painting
Illustrations
Attributed works:
13. Figures in a Welsh village, by William Scott. 1945. Canvas, 101.6 by 122 cm. (Private collection; © Estate of William Scott 2008)
Attributed works:
14. The artist’s wife, by William Scott. 1943. Canvas, 46 by 60 cm. (Private collection; © Estate of William Scott 2008)
Attributed works:
15. Untitled, by William Scott. 1945. Watercolour on paper, 23 by 29 cm. (Private collection; © Estate of William Scott 2008)
Attributed works:
16. Untitled, by William Scott. c.1946. Watercolour on paper, 29 by 37.5 cm. (Private collection; © Estate of William Scott 2008)
Attributed works:
17. Mother and child, by William Scott. 1942. Canvas, 51 by 61 cm. (Private collection; © Estate of William Scott 2008)
Attributed works:
18. Soldier and girl sleeping, by William Scott. 1942. Canvas, 40.6 by 50.8 cm. (Imperial War Museum, London; © Estate of William Scott 2008)
Attributed works:
19. Sardine factory in Brittany, by William Scott. c.1946. Canvas, 85 by 110.5 cm. (Whereabouts unknown; © Estate of William Scott 2008)
Attributed works:
20. Eggs and ivy leaves, by William Scott. 1942. Watercolour and gouache on paper, 39 by 51 cm. (Private collection; © Estate of William Scott 2008)
Attributed works:
21. Mackerel with plate and paper, by William Scott. 1946. Canvas, 40.8 by 50.8 cm. (Private collection; © Estate of William Scott 2008)