James Fraser Scott b. 24 September 1877

Also known as James F. Scott, James Scott, J. F. Scott
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Painter)
A New Zealand born artist who had some success as a student in Europe, then worked as a war artist for Australia before his early promise sadly gave way to obscurity and poverty.
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Citations

  • 'Sketch of Scott’, Attributed to Arthur Ernest Streeton (1867-1943). 'This is a sketch of Scott a first world war artist by A. Streeton’ inscribed verso.

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  • (February 1921), 'Note on James F. Scott, RBA’, London, England, UK : Drawing & Design, .

  • 'Hakena’, Dunedin, NZ : University of Otago Hocken Library website (viewed 2008-12-22)url:, .

  • Collins, R. D. J. (October 1976), 'Dunedin in the Eighteen-nineties’, Auckland, NZ : Art New Zealand, number 2, pp 28-32, .

  • M., W. (18 June 1919), 'Australians at Academy: Remarkable war picture: Soldier artists exhibit’, Melbourne, Vic : Herald, W. M. was possibly William Moore.

  • S., A.G. (25 August 1911), ''247? Pictures! At the Art Society’s exhibition’, Sydney, NSW : Sun, A.G.S. possibly A. G. Stephens (a.k.a. “Bookfellow”).

  • (14 October 1908), 'Society of Artists’, Sydney, NSW : Sydney Morning Herald, 14 October presumed date of article.

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