Introduction  

Jerry Scott

Jerry Scott was born in Cambridge in 1950. 

He was educated in Cambridge and in Sussex, before attending Magdalene College Cambridge where he read Theology briefly before leaving to study Fine Art. 

Subsequently he studied at Norwich Art School for four years, followed by a year of post-graduate study at the internationally renowned St Martin's School of Art in London where he was taught, amongst others, by the painter Alan Gouk whose work has remained a powerful influence. 
For the next four years he practiced as an artist in London. Together with other like-minded, aspiring artists he organised and took part in a number of exhibitions in London including group shows at Kenwood, Holland Park, and the National Theatre on the South Bank.
After a break from art to concentrate on family matters, he started painting again regularly about ten years ago. Over the last three years he has had four one-person exhibitions in London and in York and has work in a number of private collections in this country, in Italy and in Hungary.

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The paintings on this site are a small selection of my recent work. If you would like to arrange to see the paintings (I live in North Yorkshire, UK) or would like to know more about them - or me - please use the contact form at the bottom of this page.

" ... your paintings improve one's playing of Bach on the piano - strange but true ..."

An exhibition of the Rose Forge Series runs from February 2nd to 30 May 2008 in the Link Gallery at Dean Clough Galleries

T  01422 250250

http://www.deanclough.com

Some recent exhibitions include:

2006
Ken Spelman's Bookshop, York -The Rose Forge series

2005
York Minster - The Hidden Mystery
York Open Studios 2005
Tavistock  Clinic, London - Selected Paintings
2004
York Open Studios 2004 
Another selection of paintings from the Sage Garden series can now be seen at the online gallery, artgallery.co.uk. 

" ... we have been looking with admiration and longing at yours paintings ... absolutely lovely: vibrant, richly textured,complex, succulent and utterly beguiling ..."




All images copyright Jerry Scott