Creighton Kay-Scott

Creighton Kay-Scott was an artist documented as active between 1935 and 1937. Their body of known work is specifically associated with the comprehensive national documentation effort known as the Index of American Designs. This project cataloged American folk and decorative arts, reflecting a strong emphasis on detailed observation and rendering of historical objects and apparel.

Twelve works attributed to Kay-Scott are currently represented in institutional collections. These designs reflect a focus on the meticulous study of garment structure and textile ornamentation. Specific works held in museum archives include the studies Design for Bodice, Trousers, Woman's Shoe, Coat, and Coat and Trousers.

Creighton Kay-Scott’s designs are included in the holdings of the National Gallery of Art, confirming their importance as historical documentation. These historical records, preserved within major public collections, are frequently designated as public domain material. Today, Creighton Kay-Scott’s prints and designs are often available as high-quality prints and downloadable artwork for educational and research purposes.