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'Margaret Morris, Summer, 1914,' depicts J D Fergusson's wife who he first met in Paris in 1913. She was a pioneer of the modern dance style made popular by Isadora Duncan, and was the inspiration for numerous portraits which give an insight into all aspects of her career.
Spring, Botanic Gardens
John Duncan Fergusson, 1950
Oil on canvas
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In the Sunlight, John Duncan Fergusson, 1907. @artartbot #art #painting #artgallery #artist
JD Fergusson died #OTD in 1961
What's your favourite work by Fergusson? Is it one of the works we've picked out, or perhaps something else? Have a look at over 170 works by JD Fergusson on the @artukdotorg website - https://t.co/lEgaCoj7mW
Discover the story of George Fergusson Wilson – the scientist, inventor and experimental gardener who first transformed an area of Surrey farmland into @RHSWisley, the extraordinary garden that we know and love today: https://t.co/OKxG7mEacH
It was during John Duncan Fergusson's early period in Paris (around 1908) that he became friendly with the Scottish businessman Harry McColl, and his brother Bill. They became lifelong friends and Fergusson painted this portrait of Harry's wife, Grace, in 1930.
Could there be anything more fruity or zesty to celebrate #AppleDay than 'Woman with Fruit at the Dinner Table' by John Duncan Fergusson from @CPKMuseums. Capturing @artukdotorg's #OnlineArtExchange to a tee! #Apple #artist #art #artistontwittter
Continuity with the past was maintained by JD Fergusson through occasional paintings made from memory. This work of the mid-1930s nostalgically recalls the summer he spent with Margaret Morris in Cap d’Antibes in the south of France.
🖼️ Summer, 1914 > https://t.co/OVOkcYJJ9k
'Lady with Parasol.' (1900) Inspired by the artist Arthur Melville, JD Fergusson once said: 'Although I never met him or saw him, his paintings gave me my first start: his work opened up to me the road of freedom not merely in the use of paint, but freedom of outlook.'
After #WW1 JD Fergusson concentrated almost exclusively on studies of flowers & fruit in which background plays an increasingly insignificant role. Here the flowers take on a life of their own.
Gloxinias and Fuschias, 1938
On display in 'The Colourists' at the #FergussonGallery
It's all about the greens on the #OnlineArtExchange today. We are in love with 'Spring, Botanic Gardens' from the master of colour John Duncan Fergusson. This is from @CPKMuseums BRILLIANT collection! #ArtistOnTwitter #artist #painting @artukdotorg #ArtistoftheSummer
John Duncan Fergusson's drawing of
'Margaret Morris in a hammock at la Petite Farandole, Antibes,' (1914) is a typically beautiful piece of draughtsmanship done out of instinct and overriding interest in form, character and the joy of life.
Happy Summer Solstice! This is ‘Summer 1914’ of 1934 by the Scottish Colourist J D Fergusson (1874-1961) showing his partner the dance pioneer Margaret Morris in the south of France. Collection & (c) @culturepandk #SummerSolstice2021 #scottishcolourist #modernscottishart #summer
JD Fergusson rarely painted strangers but this portrait represents one of the exceptions.
🖼️ Woman with Fruit at the Dinner Table, 1928.
1920s in Colour is on at the #FergussonGallery until 30th September, 2021.
🌐 https://t.co/FBs9nyUVqi
RHS Garden Wisley is one of the UK’s most visited gardens but how did it all begin? Find out all about how pioneering gardener and inventor, George Fergusson Wilson, created the garden in a new online RHS exhibition: https://t.co/9MEQiX78wz
Fabulous hats & hair for #OnlineArtExchange you say?
John Duncan Fergusson immediately sprung to mind with his stylish portrait of a lady wearing a beautiful floral crown titled 'Spring, Botanic Gardens' from the collection of Perth & Kinross Council. 🌺
We note with sorrow the death of Sir Charles Fergusson of Kilkerran, 9th Baronet, Chief of the Name of Fergusson. May he rest in peace.