Samuel Peploe
1871–1935 · Scottish · 30 artworks
Post-ImpressionismScottish ColouristsBold color palettesSimplified formsImpastoStrong outlinesStill life compositions
artist bio
Samuel Peploe was a Scottish Post-Impressionist painter, known for his vibrant still lifes and landscapes. As a member of the Scottish Colourists, he played a key role in introducing modern art to Scotland.
what you'll learn
Studying Peploe's work allows students to explore the use of color and simplified forms to capture the essence of a subject. Students can also learn about the influence of French Post-Impressionism on Scottish art.
related: John Duncan Fergusson
30 artworks
A Windy Day at Barra
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Kirkcudbright, Street Corner
1917
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Man Laughing (Tom Morris)
1902
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A Street, Comrie
1900
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Green Sea, Iona
1920
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Ceres, Fife
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Ceres
1925
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Ben More from Iona
1924
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The Aloe Tree
1924
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Boats at Royan
1910
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Landscape at Cassis
1924
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Kirkcudbright
1919
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Veules-les-Roses
1910
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The Cathedral Rocks
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Palm Trees, Antibes
1928
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Royan, Charente Inférieure
1910
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Still Life. Apples and a White Rose in an Oriental Vase
1924
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Ile de Bréhat
1911
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Landscape
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Street in Comrie, Perthshire
1902
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Cottage at Corstorphine
1902
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Iona
1933
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Cassis
1913
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Landscape, Barra
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Landscape, Cassis, France
1924
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New Abbey, Dumfriesshire
1926
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Street Scene, France
1910
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Landscape, South of France
1928
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Flowers in a Green Vase
1923
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Blue Sea, Iona
1927
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