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Pat Douthwaite

1934-2002

Barra Man with Cat, c.1987

charcoal on paper
H:81cm W:56cm
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Snow Leopard Sniffing Flowers, Kashmir, 1984

oil on canvas
H:152cm W:122cm
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Vixen, 1982

pastel on paper
H:80cm W:56.5cm
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Nude with Striped Stockings, c.1985

pastel on paper
H:73.5cm W:53cm
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Woman in a Red Gown, 1966

oil on board
H:120cm W:90cm
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Man with Bared Teeth, c.1959

monoprint
H:40.5cm W:50.5cm
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Dancing Nude, 1973

oil on canvas
H:120cm W:90cm
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Worm Woman, 1975

oil on canvas
H:124cm W:100cm
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Collage, c.1961

mixed media and collage
H:75cm W:95cm
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Suffolk Landscape, Winter, 1960

oil on board
H:118.5cm W:178.5cm
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The Funeral, c.1972

oil on board
H:99.5cm W:100cm
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Woman with Green Hair, 1968

oil on canvas
H:120cm W:120cm
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Woman with a Peacock in her Hair, 1967

oil on board
H:100.5cm W:137cm
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An Indian Man II, 1985

coloured pastel
H:57.5cm W:78.5cm
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Collage, c.1965

mixed media & collage on board
H:120.5cm W:105.5cm
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Yellow Nude (Woman One), 1968

oil on canvas
H:121cm W:121cm
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Man Smiling, 1959

monotype
H:50cm W:40cm
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Demeter, 1975

pastel
H:62.5cm W:47.5cm
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Mr Henry Dooley, 1982

oil on canvas
H:100cm W:123.5cm
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Pat Douthwaite

Born: 1934
Place of Birth: Glasgow
Died: 2002

Pat Douthwaite was born in Glasgow in 1934. She studied mime and modern dance with Margaret Morris, whose husband, J. D. Fergusson, encouraged her to paint. This important influence apart, she was self-taught. In 1958 Pat lived in Suffolk with a group of painters, including the Scots Colquhoun and MacBryde, and William Crozier. From 1959-1988 she travelled widely, to N. Africa, India, Peru, Venezuela, Europe, U.S.A., Kashmir, Nepal, Pakistan, Ecuador and from 1969 lived part of the time in Majorca, and more recently in various properties across the Scottish Borders. She died in July 2002 in Broughty Ferry.

Gallery Director Guy Peploe knew the artist well and is the recognised expert on her work. He published a monograph on the artist in 2016.


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