About the artist
However, when the 20th century dawned, his artistic interests shifted towards the beauty of the Scottish countryside. The charming village of Kippen near Stirling became his home in 1899, a place he cherished till his dying day. Following a heart scare in 1921, Cameron recuperated in southern France. During his stay, the vivid intensity of the local light fascinated him, prompting him to incorporate vibrant hues into his artwork. This stylistic evolution later influenced his depictions of Scottish landscapes upon his return.
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