John Bulloch Souter Art
John Bulloch Souter was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, where he studied at Gray’s School of Art. A traveling scholarship allowed him to visit the continent, where he was impressed by Velasquez, Chardin and Vermeer. After serving in the Royal Medical Corps during World War I, Souter soon married and moved to London. It was during this post-war period that he made his name as a portrait painter; his subjects included personalities such as Ivor Novello, Gladys Cooper and Fay Compton. Souter exhibited at Redfern Gallery, the Fine Art Society, Royal Scottish Academy and the Royal Academy, where his notorious painting The Breakdown was shown in 1926. During World War II, he worked in the Censorship Department as a translator, while also restoring paintings at Windsor Castle. Souter returned to Aberdeen in 1952, where he remained.
20th Century Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Oil
1930s Realist John Bulloch Souter Art
Oil Pastel
Early 20th Century John Bulloch Souter Art
Canvas, Oil
1980s American Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Canvas, Oil
1910s American Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Canvas, Oil
1950s Realist John Bulloch Souter Art
Paper, Pastel
1980s Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Oil, Cardboard
1940s Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Canvas, Oil
Early 1900s Realist John Bulloch Souter Art
Pastel
Late 19th Century Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Linen, Oil, Cardboard
1950s American Modern John Bulloch Souter Art
Canvas, Oil
1940s American Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Canvas, Oil
1990s Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Canvas, Foam Board, Oil
Early 2000s Post-Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Canvas, Oil, Board
2010s Impressionist John Bulloch Souter Art
Canvas, Linen, Oil