1998

Echo Lake (Peter Doig, 1998)

Peter Doig (1959) made Echo Lake. It dates from 1998.

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Echo Lake by Peter Doig, 1998
Echo Lake by Peter Doig, 1998.

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Echo Lake, in brief

Title
Echo Lake
Artist
Peter Doig (1959)
Artist born in
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Date
1998
Subject
lakes

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When was "Echo Lake" made?

"Echo Lake" by Peter Doig was created in 1998.

What subjects appear in "Echo Lake" by Peter Doig?

The subjects of "Echo Lake" are lakes.

Is "Echo Lake" free of copyright?

"Echo Lake" by Peter Doig is still protected by copyright. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.

Which artist is "Echo Lake" attributed to?

"Echo Lake" is attributed to Peter Doig.

How old was Peter Doig when creating "Echo Lake" in 1998?

Peter Doig made "Echo Lake" at the age of 39. The artist was born in 1959 and the work is dated 1998.

About the artist, Peter Doig

Peter Doig

1959, United Kingdom

Peter Doig

A Life Painted in Memory: The World of Peter Doig Peter Doig, born in Edinburgh in 1959, is a painter whose work resonates with a quiet power—a haunting beauty that stems from the delicate balance between memory, landscape, and the evocative potential of paint itself. His life has been one of constant relocation, a nomadic existence that profoundly shaped his artistic vision. Early moves took him from Scotland to Trinidad in 1962, followed by Canada in 1966, each shift imprinting upon his developing sensibility a sense of displacement and a fascination with the way places linger within us long after we’ve left them. These weren't fleeting visits; they were immersive experiences that instilled a deep connection to diverse cultural landscapes—the lush tropicality of Trinidad, the stark, snowy vistas of Canada—both becoming recurring motifs in his art.

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