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    Crockery Notecard Set of 6 by William Scott RA

    A contemporary simplicity of design from the renowned British artist. Each wallet contains 6 cards of 2 designs with accompanying China white envelopes.

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    Dimensions 18 x 1 x 13cm
    Fabric & material 300 gsm paper
    SKU 02081416

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    Updated 19 May 2020

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    Product story

    William Scott CBE RA William Scott, born in 1913, is a British artist best known for his paintings of still-lifes, landscapes and female nudes in which the boundary between abstraction and figuration is deliberately blurred. Scott exhibited widely throughout his life both in the United Kingdom and abroad, and rapidly acquired an international reputation. He represented Britain at the Sao Paulo Bienal in 1953 and 1961, and at the Venice Biennale in 1958. In 1966, he was awarded a CBE and in 1984 he was made a Royal Academician. After suffering from Alzheimers Disease for some years, he died at his home in Somerset in December 1989. The notecards feature details from the paintings: Fork, Knife, Plate and Spoon, 1970 and Jug Blue on White, 1978.

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