William Scott’s spare still life compositions, such as ‘Poem for a Jug, No.11’, are among his most powerful works. The focus on a select number of motifs in the still life allowed Scott to develop a carefully structured pictorial language in which abstract qualities compete with the representational subject.
Medium | Oil on canvas |
Dimensions | Unframed, 31 x 41.4 cm |
Credit Line | IMMA Collection: Gordon Lambert Trust, 1992 |
Item Number | IMMA.376 GL |
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