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Biography

John Duncan Fergusson (1874–1961) was a Scottish painter and one of the renowned figures associated with the Scottish Colourists, a group of artists known for their bold and vibrant use of color and their contribution to modern art in Scotland.

Born in Leith, Scotland, Fergusson initially pursued studies in Paris, where he was influenced by the avant-garde art movements and became associated with artists such as Matisse and the Fauvists. His exposure to these modernist movements significantly influenced his artistic style.

Fergusson's artistry was characterized by his bold use of color and his adeptness in capturing the essence of his subjects in a vibrant and expressive manner. His works often depicted figurative studies, landscapes, and still lifes, where color and form took precedence over intricate details.

He was particularly known for his figurative paintings that portrayed the human form in a free and vibrant manner, often in movement and dance, reflecting a sense of joy and modernity.

Fergusson's adeptness in using color to express emotions and his ability to capture movement and form in a dynamic manner became distinctive elements of his work.

One of his notable works, "Dancing Figures" (1910), exemplifies his style, depicting dancers in a lively and colorful composition that showcases his mastery in expressing movement and rhythm through bold color choices.

Fergusson's contributions as part of the Scottish Colourists and his influence in bringing modernist elements to Scottish art solidified his place in the history of Scottish and European modern art, leaving a lasting impact on the art world.