Jerry Scott's paintings are not only valued by private collectors but also provide an adaptable resource for professionals such as architects, designers, restauranteurs, hoteliers and management teams who appreciate the role that art of real quality and originality can play in a project.
In this context, his work features prominently in the recently elegantly refurbished, internationally renowned Judges' Lodgings Hotel in York (UK).
As well as private collections in the UK, Switzerland, Italy and Hungary, his work is also represented in the Tavistock Clinic art collection.
The paintings on this site are a small selection of his recent work. If you would like to arrange to discuss the possibilities with him or see the paintings (he lives in North Yorkshire, UK) please use the contact form at the bottom of this page or call him on:
07729 800 622
" ... we have been looking with admiration and longing at yours paintings ... absolutely lovely: vibrant, richly textured,complex, succulent and utterly beguiling ..."
Coming up soon ...
Solo exhibition at Newby Hall, North Yorkshire:
During September there will an exhibition of some of my larger recent paintings at Newby Hall. Visit the Newby Hall website for further details, directions and so on. inewbyhall.com
Recently ...
I exhibited a selection of recent work at the Judges' Lodgings Hotel in the centre of York as part of the annual York Open Studios. It was a busy weekend with 400 visitors. You can find out more about the event and details of other artists who participated at
http://www.yorkopenstudios.co.uk
During 2009 ...
At the invitation of Dr Una McCluskey, there was a weekend viewing of my recent work at Wold Farm, a delightful farmhouse perched on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds, overlooking the Vale of York and beyond. You can look at photographs of the exhibition by clicking on this link:
Solo exhibition: York Open Studios 2009
Mixed show: Yorkshire Wolds Gallery
http://www.yorkshirewoldsgallery.co.uk
During 2008 ...
Solo exhibition: Dean Clough Galleries, Halifax