Thomas Corsan Morton: A Visionary Landscape Painter of the Glasgow School Thomas Corsan Morton (1859-1928) stands as a prominent figure within Scotland’s artistic landscape, inextricably linked to the celebrated Glasgow Boys—a collective of painters who revolutionized British art at the turn of the century. Born in Glasgow, Morton initially pursued legal studies but swiftly gravitated towards the burgeoning world of art, enrolling at the city's School of Art and subsequently undertaking formative studies at Slade School London before immersing himself in Parisian artistic traditions under th…