Picture Gallery: Tales of the Dales, Places of Pilgrimage and Moor Stories by Ian Scott Massie

Posted by Helen Nugent | Aug 23, 2017 | Art, Arts

Artist Ian Scott Massie was born in London in 1952 and grew up in Buckinghamshire. He began painting professionally while a student in Durham. He paints in watercolour and creates hand-pulled screen prints. Massie specialises in single-themed exhibitions, most recently Tales of the Dales, Places of Pilgrimage and Moor Stories. The Masham Gallery in North Yorkshire is the principal outlet for his painting, prints and books.

A Quiet Night, Saltburn Pier, watercolour

Looking to Great Whernside, Coverdale watercolour

Wadsworth's Brewery, Devizes, watercolour

mashamgallery.co.uk/paintings_prints/scottmassie/index.html

http://www.ianscottmassie.com; https://www.instagram.com/ianscottmassie/

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