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An artist whose work changed markedly from rather traditional still
life painting to abstraction, William Scott was born in Scotland and at
age eleven, in 1924, moved with his family to County Fermanagh in
Northern Ireland. There he studied at the Model School and
took night classes from Kathleen Bridle at the Technical School.
In 1928, he enrolled in the Belfast College of Art, and in 1931, began
study on a Landseer Scholarship at the Royal Academy School in London.
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