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WATSON, Homer Mr. Weir purchased this work from the artist in the early 1920s. As mentioned, Watson lived and worked in England and Scotland between 1887-1891, and began work on this canvas after his return home to Doon. Mr. Weir elaborates on the piece in a 1963 letter to art historian, J. Russell Harper: “The large Homer Watson which I have was not painted outside Canada. It was painted in Homer’s studio at Doon. He told me it was a Scotch scene which constantly came up in his memory. He said he saw it out of a train between Glasgow and Edinburgh.” |


