
. . . stunningly beautiful works by scottish painter alison watt, described as "one of the leading lights of the scottish contemporary art world" and a graduate of the glasgow school of art; while still a student, watt won the john player portrait award and was commissioned to paint a portrait of the late queen motherin 2000, watt became the youngest artist to be offered a solo exhibition at the scottish national gallery of modern art with shift, an exhibition of 12 paintings featuring fabric alone; inspired by the work of french neo-classical artist jean-auguste-dominique ingres, the paintings are large, close-up studies of white draperies:


{images: colline via [design] relevant and national galleries of scotland}




8 | pensées, des commentaires & des notes:
Stunning! These are absolutely amazing paintings.
-Jordana
Wow. That is impressive!
Are you kidding me??? These are incredible!
such a great modern interpretation of such a classic subject...
These are just beautiful -- I have not seen a painting of fabric look so soft and lovely -- thanks for sharing!
Oh, love these! Thanks so much for the introduction to her work — will definitely be following her career!
xo
This makes me feel like going to sleep in a nice huge bed with 2000ct. white cotton sheets.
I LOVE these! Gorgeous!
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