Painting titled "Louis XVI" by Walter Scott, Original Artwork, Gouache

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Louis XVI (2012) Painting by Walter Scott

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Dimensions Height 11.4in, Width 8.3in
Categories Paintings under $5,000

Dessin aux encres de Chine, signée en bas à droite, contre signée, titrée et datée au verso + cachet d'atelier de l'artiste. Livrée avec certificat d'authenticité de l'artiste. About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles. Gouache. The substances are diluted with water and rendered pasty and opaque by the addition of gum and honey. The colors [...]

Walter Scott

France

Walter Scott is the theorist of free disfigurement. At the crossroads of the surrealism of Joan Miró and the free figuration of Robert Combas, this movement delivers hypnotic works. They are worked like pareidolia on flat areas of color with random shapes. Just accumulated topics to which each viewer will give their own meaning. Dragons for some, phallic for others, it is the psyche of the analysand which determines his vision.

The words of the artist give us the keys to his work “my paintings are like my life, they have no meaning”. The technique is intuitive and close to the state of hypnosis. The result is a painting of the soul that can be read with the eyes and understood with the heart. Like dream catchers, Walter Scott's paintings capture nightmares. A materialization of the myth of Dorian Gray with garish colors and accusatory looks.

Unlike works with decorative roles, those of Walter Scott disturb, question, worry or displease. This is the artist’s goal, to move away from painting for tourists. He makes these paintings for crazy people who want to buy them. His thoughts are equivocal about his buyers: “I don’t care about art. People need to dream and I need money. It’s just a transfer of skills.”