James Scott
Born in Londonderry in 1920, James Scott worked during the Second World War as an instrument maker, was transferred to the War Department R.E.M.E. in West Africa. After demobilisation became Chief Technician at Queen's University, C. Eng. Department engaged in design, drawing and manufacture of equipment for research.
Studied portrait painting under John Turner and John Luke in the early '60s. Painted landscapes and still life in oils and water colours. Held solo exhibitions in Jordan, Hillsborough and Belfast and exhibits annually in the RUA exhibiton..