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- F.C.B. Cadell
- The Model
- about 1912
- GMA 3
- On Display
- Scottish Art
- F.C.B. Cadell
- Peggy in Blue and White
- Dated 1912
- GMA 865
- Scottish Art
- F.C.B. Cadell
- Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell, 1883 - 1937. Artist (Self-portrait)
- about 1914
- PGL 378
- Scottish Art
- F.C.B. Cadell
- Tommy and the Flapper
- 1915
- GMA 3772
- Scottish Art
- F.C.B. Cadell
- The Parting
- 1915
- GMA 3774
- Scottish Art
- F.C.B. Cadell
- In the Park - Sylvan
- 1915
- GMA 3771
- Scottish Art
- F.C.B. Cadell
- Jack and Tommy; Jack and Tommy
- 1915
- GMA 3775
- Scottish Art
- F.C.B. Cadell
- Their Lordships
- 1915
- GMA 3778
- Scottish Art
- F.C.B. Cadell
- Figure in Hat
- 1915
- GMA 3783
- Scottish Art
- F.C.B. Cadell
- The Recruit
- 1915
- GMA 3784
- Scottish Art
F.C.B. Cadell (Scottish, 1883 - 1937)
Cadell studied in Paris and lived in Munich before settling in his native Edinburgh around 1909. Cadell's pre-war work is influenced by the Impressionists. From around 1920, his work became brighter and bolder. Shadows were suppressed to such an extent that the paintings of this period are comprised of areas of flat colour. Cadell made regular trips to France and Iona with fellow Scottish Colourist S. J. Peploe. Both artists were influenced by the effects of strong sunlight, which led them to use areas of bright colour in their paintings.
