Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell

Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell was a Scottish artist born in 1885, known for his detailed and atmospheric paintings of rural and coastal scenes, often capturing the Scottish landscape and everyday life. His work combines realism with a poetic sense of light and color, reflecting his deep appreciation for nature and local traditions. Cadell was well-regarded in his time and contributed to the Scottish Colourists movement, which emphasized vivid color and innovative techniques. His paintings evoke a sense of place and moment, celebrating Scotland’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. He died in 1937, leaving a lasting legacy in Scottish art.