J.D. Fergusson

1874-1961
J.D. Fergusson

Born in Leith in Edinburgh, J.D. Fergusson’s studies took him to Paris in the 1890s where he attended the Académie Colarossi and made broad connections in avant-garde life. He exhibited in London in 1905 and finally settled in Paris in 1907 where he experimented with Fauvist and Cubist styles, became a Sociétaire of the Salon d’Automne and acquaintance of many of the leading figures in the movement, including Picasso and Braque.

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Anne Estelle Rice, S.J. and Willy Peploe and J.D. Fergusson, Cassis, 1913

J.D. Fergusson in his Paris studio, 1910

F.C.B. Cadell on Iona, c.1929

Cover of Introducing Leslie Hunter, by T.J. Honeyman, 1937, Faber and Faber, London

nne Estelle Rice, S.J. and Willy Peploe and J.D. Fergusson, Cassis, 1913

Margaret Morris and J.D. Fergusson, Glasgow, 1950s

Self Portrait with Bow Tie, c.1909

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H:21cm W:12.5cm
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Portrait of a Woman in a Hat, c.1909

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H:21cm W:12.5cm
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La Danseuse Orientale, c.1909

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H:21cm W:12.5cm
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La Chapeau Cloche, c.1909

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H:21cm W:12.5cm
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Anne Estelle Rice, c.1909

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H:21cm W:12.5cm
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Playing Diabolo in the Luxembourg Gardens

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H:21cm W:16cm
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Parisian Model, c.1907

chalk
H:35.5cm W:25.5cm
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Tasse a l’Envers, 1911

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H:21cm W:12.5cm
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Clouds in the Highlands, 1924

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H:12.5cm W:18.6cm
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Margaret and Willy Peploe at Hotel Panorama, Cassis, 1931

oil on canvas
H:61cm W:56.5cm
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Still Life at La Petite Farandole, Antibes, c.1912

conté and watercolour
H:24.5cm W:20.5cm
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The Artist’s Mother, 1905

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H:13.2cm W:11.5cm
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View from the Luxembourg Gardens, 1905

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H:13.2cm W:11.5cm
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Woman at a Table, c.1910

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H:14.5cm W:9.5cm
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