American Impressionist WPA Oil Painting James Scott Signed, 24 x30", 30 x 36" framed.
ames Scott was born in 1889 in Racine, Wisconsin and after extensive studies at the Art Institute of Chicago and in France he settled in Milton, New York in 1913. During his time in the Hudson Valley, he continued his art studies in Woodstock, New York and at the Art Students League in New York City. In 1918 Scott was drafted into the United Stated Army and was stationed in France during World War I. After the war ended, he remained in France to continue his art studies and to teach as well.In 1920 Scott returned to the little village of Milton on the banks of the Hudson River where he continued his art career by teaching, and exhibiting in local galleries. During this time he also became a member of the prestigious Salmagundi Club and exhibited in New York City at the Babcock Gallery. In 1966 Scott moved to Denver, Colorado where he died in March of 1967. His work today can be seen in a number of museum collections across the county.

30 x 36 x 2 in

10 lb