An exhibition of selected paintings and drawings by William Scott was held recently, 27th February & 17th April 2010, at McCafferey Fine Art, New York.
An Ulster History Circle plaque, in memory of William Scott was placed at his former home in Enniskillen. The ceremony was held on Monday 15 February 2010 at 11.30 a.m, 2 Queen Street, Enniskillen. William’s sons, James and Robert Scott, unveiled the plaque.
Nine paintings from the Ulster Museum are on loan to the Government Art Collection at 10 Downing Street until September 2010, including the illustrated William Scott painting Still Life Plums, Knife and Window, 1950
Newly Restored William Scott Mural, originally painted for Altnagelvin Hospital, is unveiled at the F. E. McWilliam Gallery & Studio where it will remain on display until September 2009.
The Queen and Prince Phillip visited the William Scott in Ireland Exhibition at the F. E. McWilliam Gallery and Studio as the last engagement of their three day visit to Northern Ireland.
To coincide with the exhibition Morandi: Master of Modern Still Life at The Phillips Collection in Washington D.C. (February 21 - May 24 2009) a room has been dedicated to showing five major still life paintings by William Scott, arranged through the William Scott Foundation.
An exhibition of drawings and paintings by William Scott in the F.E.McWilliam Gallery and Studio in Banbridge, Northern Ireland.
7th March - 20th Sept. 2009
Victoria Art Gallery, Bath presents a retrospective of John Eaves' paintings, including three works by his Corsham art teacher William Scott - 10th January until 29th March 2009
The Foundation welcomes you to its new and improved website. We hope that you will enjoy exploring the site and learning about the life and career of William Scott.
'Without artists, auction houses would be out of work'
For the family of the British abstract artist William Scott, the right to royalties could raise as much as £50,000 a year
