S.J. Peploe | COLOUR
Art historian Guy Peploe, grandson of Scottish Colourist S.J. Peploe, joins Amanda Herries, curator of S.J. Peploe: COLOUR at Kirkcudbright Galleries, to discuss the artist’s approach to colour, composition, and the enduring significance of his work within Scottish art. S.J. Peploe: COLOUR is on view at Kirkcudbright Galleries and you can read more and plan your visit here.
About S.J. Peploe

Born in 1871 in Edinburgh, S.J. Peploe is the senior of the four artists known as The Scottish Colourists. He lived in Paris from 1910 until 1912, where his work changed radically from paintings reminiscent of Manet and Sargent to brilliant Fauvist works which placed him in the vanguard of British Modernism.

