PETER DOIG "SUBBAN AND NOLAN" ETCHING, 2017 Edward Burtynsky Dryland Farming Scherman's palette is frequently moody

Scherman's palette is frequently moody

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PETER DOIG "SUBBAN AND NOLAN" ETCHING, 2017 Edward Burtynsky Dryland Farming Scherman's palette is frequently moodyPeter Doig (b. 1959) is widely considered to be one of the most successful contemporary figurative painters. Blending diverse references with personal experiences, his paintings explore memory, place, leisure and sport. Both ambiguous and specific in mood, Subban and Nolan reflects this mix of the personal and universal, encapsulating the ideas that shape Doig's ongoing practice. This work is a key example of Doig's dreamlike approach to image making.