"The Baring Men of Engine No. 9"

Hand Signed

by Jane Wooster Scott

24 X 18 inches

"Ahoy Matey!"

Hand Signed

by Jane Wooster Scott

8 X 10 inches

"Bridal Suite"

Hand Signed

by Jane Wooster Scott

11 X 14 inches

"Good Morning Gorgeous"

Hand Signed

by Jane Wooster Scott

8 X 10 inches

"Skulduggery"

Hand Signed

by Jane Wooster Scott

8 X 10 inches

"Quietude"

Hand Signed

by Jane Wooster Scott

8 X 10 inches

"A Ride in the Country"

Hand Signed and Numbered

by Jane Wooster Scott

14 X 17.5 inches

"Regatta on the Potomac"

Hand Signed and Numbered

by Jane Wooster Scott

10.5 X 21.5 inches

"Horseshoes Showdown"

Hand Signed and Numbered

by Jane Wooster Scott

14 X 17.5 inches

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Biography

Jane Wooster Scott entered the millennium prepared to establish new records. Jane Wooster Scott has become the "Most Reproduced Artist in America" according to the Guinness Book of World Records. TIME Magazine was quick to report the surprising news, pleasing her countless collectors and admirers.

Today this versatile and productive artist stands alone as the finest painter of Americana on the planet.

Her works hang in museums, in public buildings and private homes in Europe, Asia and South America as well as in the United States. She has become legendary for her exceptional scenes of America’s celebrations and holidays, providing a trove of visual lore unlike any other.

A dazzling coffee-table book of Jane Scott's astonishing canvases continues to be a bestseller.

Her paintings trace the cavalcade of the American experience. From her studio in Sun Valley, Idaho, Scott continues to discover new venues, celebrated traditions and everyday pleasures and beauty in this land of boundless joys and effervescent cultural diversity.

Wooster Scott has an unfailing eye for the charm and magnificence of her native land and paints it in her own breathtaking style for the ages. Youthful and energetic, and possessed with an aura of glamour, the personable Wooster Scott is as much at home among celebrities as she is with the ordinary folk who populate her paintings. Indeed, she has become a celebrity herself. She mingles comfortably with scores of stars, political lights and sports figures at her shows. She is in demand socially wherever she finds herself.

Her collectors include Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Marlon Brando, Charles Bronson, Steve Wynn, Merv Griffin and many, many other prominent art-lovers.  Her enormously successful shows have been hosted by Sylvester Stallone, Dyan Cannon, Kirk Douglas, Carol Burnett and the late actors Henry Fonda and Gene Kelly.

Wooster Scott has embarked on a series of campus paintings, which include University of Pennsylvania and the University of Southern California. Several others are in the planning stages. Scott is all for progress but laments the toll it takes on the landscapes she paints so poignantly.