Abstract Composition (William Johnstone)

William Johnstone (1897–1981) made Abstract Composition. It measures 60 × 75 cm.

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Abstract Composition by William Johnstone
Abstract Composition by William Johnstone.

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Abstract Composition, in brief

Title
Abstract Composition
Artist
William Johnstone (1897–1981)
Artist born in
United Kingdom
Dimensions
60 × 75 cm

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"Abstract Composition" by William Johnstone is still protected by copyright. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1981.

About the artist, William Johnstone

1897–1981, United Kingdom

William Johnstone

A Life Bathed in Light: The Poetic Vision of William Johnstone William Johnstone, born in 1897 and passing in 1981, remains a quietly compelling figure within the landscape of Scottish art. While not a household name, his work possesses a distinctive atmospheric quality that resonates with a deep sensitivity to place and mood. His life story, though somewhat elusive in detail, is inextricably linked to the poetic spirit that infuses his paintings – a spirit often described as Whistlerian in its subtle harmonies and evocative power. He also painted under the pseudonym Sholto Douglas.

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