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The Museum holds nine works by the celebrated artist William Scott.

• ‘Louise’ (1939) an early figurative study of a Breton model.
  
  
• Two still lifes, ‘Still Life with Flowers’ (1938) and ‘Still Life with Garlic’ (1947).
  
  
• Three abstract works in oil, ‘Yellow Matrix’ (1962), ‘White and Grey 2’ (1963), and ‘Still Life with Pan’ (1973).
  
  
• A drawing ‘Frying Pan’ (1968).
  
  
• Two lithographs, ‘Still Life – Three Pears and Pan’ (1955) and ‘Pears’ (1979).

The artist T.P.Flanagan is represented by eight works.

• The earliest is ‘an Ulster Elegy’ (1971).
  
  
• There are two studies of Castle Coole, ‘Castle Coole in Moonlight: South Elevation, (1976)and ‘The Saloon at Castle Coole’ (1982).
  
  
• A study of Enniskillen ‘Enniskillen Sunday’ (1982).
  
  
• A portrait of the artist ‘Kathleen Bridle’ (1988).
  
  
• Three landscape studies, ‘Old Track, Sligo and Leitrim Railway’ (1975-77), ‘A Lough between Trees 2 (Lough Coole)’ (1980), and ‘On the Road near Carrybridge’ (1985).

Also in the museum collection is a bronze portrait head of T.P. Flanagan (1985) by his son, Philip.

Philip Flanagan is also represented by:

• A bronze portrait head of Joan Trimble (1991).
  
  
• A bronze and glass sculpture entitled ‘Reflections on Water’ (1999).
  
  
• A painting entitled ‘Inishmacsaint in Moonlight’ (2003).

Anthony Scott is represented by:

• A bronze sculpture of a dog entitled ‘Diarmuid’ (1997).
  
  

Kathleen Bridle, the Enniskillen-based artist who taught Scott and T.P. Flanagan, is represented by:

• Three landscape studies, Scottish Landscape (1936), ‘Cows Grazing beside Lough Erne (1948), and ‘Lough Erne’ (1977).
  
  
• Other Bridle paintings include ‘The East Bridge, Enniskillen' (1945), ‘Continental Scene’ (1947), ‘Fruit-shop through Curtained Window, Enniskillen, (c.1960) and ‘Hydrangeas’ (1936).

Jeremy Henderson is represented by:

• Two landscape studies,‘Cuilcagh under a Renaissance Sky’ (1986) and ’If Hobbema had seen Ireland’ (1989).