Ian SCOTT Obituary

Much sympathy for your loss. Appreciate your contact details again - I have lost them.

Such a great social commentator.He was abel to make us look at ourselves and question norms.His work was so vivid wonderful colours and form. back in the early nineties I remember him staying at Ross Wisemans house in Henderson Valley a place where he had spent a lot of time as a young man painting beautiful landscapes of the Waitakere Ranges. He spent about a week there just walking in the bush, sitting out the front of the house in the summer evening light painting water colours in a very relaxed way. His father and my father both worked together in Henderson Valley at the Master Cut Butcher Shop in the 1970's So glad to have meet and talked with Ian on a few occasions over the years. A sad loss, but we have his work to reflect in forever

Dear Nan, we are so very very sorry to hear of Ian's passing - Tom and I both really enjoyed our brief relationship with Ian and you very much. He had huge talent and respect for other artists and we will all miss him. We want to send our heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. With love and hugs from Tom and Sylvienne McClelland

Have just read of Ian's death and am deeply saddened. Nan and Chris, my thoughts are with you. I loved spending time with Ian and would loved to have spent more. Ian's contribution to NZ art was immense.

Dear Nan & Chris, our deepest sympathy on the loss of Ian - it's a big shock to us and the arts community as a whole. Ian has left his mark on all of us and will be sorely missed.
Sue & Roy.

An important leading New Zealand artist has been sadly lost. Ian Scott's passion, commitment and enduring focus has left us a legacy of outstanding work. He never waivered from his total emersion as a visionary artist from the time of his graduation until his untimely death.

We have been honoured to know and love Ian and dear Nan over the years. Ian is sorely missed.

SCOTT, Ian Christopher. On 27 June, 2013 our much loved brother passed away suddenly. His brothers Steve, Keith, Nigel and Lindsay and their families extend our deepest sympathy to Nan and their son Christopher. All our thoughts are with you. We are all so proud of Ian's achievements in the art field and will miss him dearly. Rest in Peace Rock.