Frances creates art and gilded glassware from her studio little blue hut in Hanwell, West London.
Painting and drawing in oils, watercolour, pastels and mixed media, she is inspired by our country’s seascapes and broad landscapes, especially those of Dorset and of Suffolk.
The old fishing boats resting on shingle beaches; the weathered colours, blues and pinks, lichen and rust against the wide, dramatic, ever changing cloud-filled skies.
Also the rich greenery of Hanwell and areas surrounding her home, the canals and the River Thames are themes in her work.
“I aim to reflect nature’s colours in realism and impression. How it speaks to us of the past and how strongly it affects our lives in every way,” she says.
As a singer, her Art and Music are closely combined in expression and artistic fulfilment.
Frances Scott is happy to work to commission in any medium.
Training and Art Projects
With a degree in the restoration of decorative art from the City and Guilds of London Art School, Frances has worked for the Paul Levy frame restoration workshop, the Lacy Gallery, and as a freelance restorer, designer and decorative artist.
On many church conservation projects, especially on Victorian decorated churches by Augustus Pugin and Ninian Comper.
Also medieval churches with the late Anna Hulbert.
Gilding and decorative paintwork projects include work for Madame Tussauds: The Royalty and Railways exhibition at Windsor Royal Station.
The reconstruction of Marie Antoinette’s boudoir at Versaille in the London show.
Advisor for the gilding work on HMS Warrior.
Decorative paintwork for Gucci Watches exhibition in Basel and New York.
In-House designer and decorative artist for design firm ‘Interior Space’.
Paint effects and murals for West End interior designers and private clients.
Exhibitions
Aldeburgh Gallery May 2015
shared exhibition with Judy Bream “Reflections”
Aldeburgh Gallery May 2016
solo exhibition
Aldeburgh Gallery May 2017
shared exhibition with Helen Trevisiol “Nature Inspired”
Founder, Curator and Exhibitior of the “Clocktower Art Collective” Bi-monthly exhibitions From April 2016 to February 2017
Landmark Trust Spring Fair 2015
Landmark Trust Spring Fair 2016