Peter Scott
Peter Scott is best known for his quirky, eccentric, and witty line, which animates his dense and energetic black-and-white drawings and prints of his personal world - the studio and its paraphernalia, his family, Jamaica Plain street corners, and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, where he teaches.
He has developed a body of digital prints of images in his private sketchbooks. The prints present both pencil drawings and layered mixed media pieces blown up, sometimes greatly, in both straightforward and much altered versions.
Scott has been shown in America and in Europe, and is represented in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Boston Atheneum, and the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp, Belgium.
Ode to Corona, 2020, mixed media on paper, 14x11"> Inquire #thouscarestme, 2018, relief etching (edition of 32), 19x10"> Inquire Scherzo at Pulcinella's Tomb, 2014, mixed media on paper, 22x30"> Inquire Nomad, 2016, mixed media on paper, 14x10"> Inquire Time Unveiling Truth, 2017, woodcut (edition of 20), 7.5x12"> Inquire Talking with Tiepolo, 2012, felt tip marker on paper, 14x11"> Inquire Audience with Death, 2015, etching (edition of 25), 9x12"> Inquire Scherzo with Burning Head, 2014, mixed media on paper, 22x30"> Inquire With Tiepolo in Wurzburg, 2017, mixed media on paper, 30x40"> Inquire LXVI, 2017, mixed media on paper, 30x40"> Inquire Pickup, 2008, mixed media on paper, 22x30"> Inquire Paragon, 2008, mixed media on paper, 22x30"> Inquire Green Sky, 2008, mixed media on paper, 22x30"> Inquire Rail Crossing, 2008, mixed media on paper, 22x30"> Inquire Luncheonette, 2008, mixed media on paper, 22x30"> Inquire
Peter Scott
Peter Scott is best known for his quirky, eccentric, and witty line, which animates his dense and energetic black-and-white drawings and prints of his personal world - the studio and its paraphernalia, his family, Jamaica Plain street corners, and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, where he teaches.
He has developed a body of digital prints of images in his private sketchbooks. The prints present both pencil drawings and layered mixed media pieces blown up, sometimes greatly, in both straightforward and much altered versions.
Scott has been shown in America and in Europe, and is represented in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Boston Atheneum, and the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp, Belgium.