
Jon Schueler had a studio on the shores of the Sound of Sleat, opposite the Isle of Skye. SchuelerÂ’s modern abstracted compositions capture the majesty and drama of the Scottish landscape, their basis in the natural world making them more easily appreciated than the extreme battles with form that characterized American Abstract Expressionism. This abstracted landscape complements contemporary painted interpretations of landscape already in the collection such as Cecil Collins, Gordon Wyllie, Alan Davie and Bet Low as well as contrasting with earlier more representational depictions such as Stanley Cursiter, DY Cameron and Horatio McCulloch.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Night: The Sound of Sleat, 1970
Date supported
2009
Medium and material
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
241 x 201 cm
Grant
3375
Total cost
7500

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