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1933 Taught advanced life-class students at Edinburgh Collegeof Art for four termsPainted at Calvine in Perthshire, staying with Mr and MrsA.G. Sinclair1934 Painted at Rothiemurchus and became increasingly illExhibition at Aitken Dott & Son, The Scottish Gallery,Edinburgh1935 Died on 11 October and was buried at the Dean Cemetery,EdinburghTranslation: “Thank you sir for your kind letter. The Scottish Exhibitionwas excellent and the works you sent were particularly interesting. I amdelighted with the two pictures the Musee L’ouvre have bought. My bestcompliments, AD.”Andre Dezarrois is a significant figure in the history of French art. Hewas Director of the contemporary art magazine ‘La Revue d’Art’ andlater became Director of Foreign Art at the new Jeu de Paume whenit opened its doors to the public in 1933. In the 1920s and 30s publicfeeling still swayed toward traditional French painting. It was Dezarroisand a number of others who realised the existence of a significant foreignpresence living and working in Paris that was not being recognized bythe French State. Dezarrois heralded a change throughout the 1930s byorganising exhibitions of foreign artists who were living and working inParis. Exhibitions he organised included Picasso, Matisse, Kandinsky, Miro,Klee and Magritte. He was also responsible for buying foreign art for theFrench national collection, and bought two S.J. Peploes from Les PeintresEcossais at Galerie Georges Petit in 1931.52
post mortem1936 Memorial Exhibition, Aitken Dott & Son, The ScottishGallery, Edinburgh1939 Exhibition of Scottish Art, Royal Academy of Arts, London1941 Exhibition at The National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh1947 Exhibition at Aitken Dott & Son, The Scottish Gallery,Edinburgh1949 Exhibition of Paintings by S.J. Peploe, F.C.B. Cadell andLeslie Hunter, Festival Exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy,Edinburgh1952 Festival Exhibition, Aitken Dott & Son, The ScottishGallery, Edinburgh1961 Scottish Painting, Glasgow Museums and Art Gallery1970 Three Scottish Colourists: Cadell, Hunter, Peploe, ScottishArts Council, Touring Exhibition1985 Retrospective exhibition at The Scottish National Galleyof Modem Art (the first exhibition in the new JohnWatson’s building opened by Her Majesty The Queen)1990 Drawings, Aitken Dott & Son, The Scottish Gallery,Edinburgh2000 The Scottish Colourists, Royal Academy, Sackler Galleries,London, and (from November) Scottish National Galleryof Modern Art, EdinburghGuy Peploe publishes S.J. Peploe, the first majormonograph on the artist2003 The Scottish Colourists, The Scottish Gallery at GalerieFrancis Barlier, Paris2005 Drawings, Aitken Dott & Son, The Scottish Gallery,Edinburgh2009 Exhibition at Aitken Dott & Son, The Scottish Gallery,Edinburgh2012 Retrospective exhibition at The Scottish National Galleryof Modern Art, EdinburghScotland’s First Modernist, exhibition at Aitken Dott &Son, The Scottish Gallery, EdinburghGuy Peploe’s book, S.J. Peploe, is republished by LundHumphries53
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Page 12: Comrie, c.1900Signed lower right an
Page 16: Barra Landscape, c.1903Signed lower
Page 20: Baby, c.1904Signed lower rightOil o
Page 24 and 25: Girl, c.1908Sanguine drawing, 26.6
Page 26: Interior with Chair, Fan and Still
Page 30: Mother and Child, c.1910Ink on pape
Page 34: Still Life with Bottle, c.1912Signe
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Page 40: The Castle, Cassis, 1913Signed with
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Page 48: Still Life with Crock, c.1917Signed
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Page 56 and 57: Clockwise from top: Peploe with his
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