Sylvia Wishart

1936-2008
Sylvia Wishart

Among the artists who shaped twentieth century Scottish art, Sylvia Wishart holds a distinct and enduring position. Her work is inseparable from the Orkney landscape that defined her life and imagination. At a time when many of her contemporaries sought recognition in mainland Scotland or abroad, Wishart remained rooted in Orkney, painting what she knew with a rare and unhurried intimacy. The result is a body of work that stands quietly apart, meditative, luminous and profoundly local, yet resonant far beyond Orkney’s shores.

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Reflections, 1998●

etching on paper, edition 32 of 40
H:70.4cm W:91.2cm
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Stromness, 1967●

oil on board
H:44.5cm W:66cm
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Rackwick Hoy, 1967●

oil on board
H:68.5cm W:104cm
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Rackwick Valley, 1962●

oil on board
H:56cm W:74cm
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Broken Croft, Rackwick, 1969●

pen and ink wash drawing
H:24.5cm W:34.5cm
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Evening Window with Bracken, 1969●

oil on board
H:95cm W:74cm
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Broken Trawler, 1987●

coloured etching
H:45cm W:84cm
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Orkney Landscape, 1968●

oil on board
H:78cm W:52cm
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The Hurricane Lamp, 1968●

oil on board
H:68cm W:40cm
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Lewis, 1960●

watercolour
H:47cm W:52.5cm
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Ruined Croft Rackwick, 1969●

oil on board
H:51cm W:92cm
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At Stromness Harbour, 1970●

pen & wash on card
H:40cm W:50cm
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Bobby Greig’s Close, Stromness, 1965●

oil on board
H:63cm W:43cm
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Rackwick, Orkney, 1968●

oil on board
H:40.6cm W:86cm
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