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Peter Doig grew up in Scotland, Trinidad, and Canada before settling in Trinidad, and has drawn on these landscapes - snowfields, tropical forests, bodies of water - throughout a painting practice that treats memory, solitude, and cultural displacement as its primary subjects. His paintings were largely unknown outside specialist circles until a 1994 shortlisting for the Turner Prize; his White Canoe (1990–91) sold for $11.3 million at Sotheby's in 2007. He has lived and worked in Trinidad for most of the past two decades.
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Winsor & Newton has manufactured artists' oil colours in London since 1832, and its professional-grade line remains one of the most widely used in studio painting worldwide. The range covers more than 120 pigments, each ground in cold-pressed linseed or safflower oil to a standard of consistency that has changed little since the nineteenth century. Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon were among the many painters who worked from the Winsor & Newton range throughout their careers.
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