Scottish artist Peter Doig speaks to MinnieStephC4 about a bizarre lawsuit he found himself embroiled in - and what it's like to find financial and creative success in your lifetime.
Now with a London show that opened today at the Courtauld Gallery, he has been given the rare honour of having his work hang alongside his impressionist and post- impressionist heroes.
It’s a welcome change from the lengthy legal battle he’s just been involved in – a bizarre lawsuit which meant he had to prove that a painting wasn’t his.
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