John Duncan Fergusson
1874–1961 · Scottish · 10 artworks
Scottish ColouristsFauvismBold color palettesSimplified formsImpastoEnergetic brushworkEmphasis on light and atmosphere
artist bio
John Duncan Fergusson was a Scottish artist and sculptor, regarded as one of the major figures of the Scottish Colourists movement. He is known for his vibrant use of color and his depictions of modern life, particularly influenced by French Fauvism.
what you'll learn
Studying Fergusson's work allows students to explore the expressive potential of color and learn how to capture the essence of a scene through simplified forms and bold brushstrokes. Students can also learn about the influence of French modernism on British art.
10 artworks
The Blue Lamp
1920
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Le voile Persan
1909
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Hortensia
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Alpes Maritimes
1914
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Still Life: Teapot with Flowers and Fruit
1912
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Anne Estelle Rice in Paris (Closerie des lilas)
1907
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In the Sunlight
1907
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Before a Café: Paris
1907
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The Breeze, Antibes
1914
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Dark Sea and Red Sail
1909
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