Tag: England
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Buzzy
Read more: BuzzyBuzzy was the product of a painting demonstration done in an art class for ladies club in a nearby town, Lymington. For some reason….
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Stardust
Read more: StardustThe model for this was the girlfriend of my mother’s lawyer. He first commissioned my mother to paint a stunning nude or figure study as they are politely called, of which….
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Goya Gallery Exhibition – 1965
Read more: Goya Gallery Exhibition – 1965Paintings included in this exhibition include the following: Katie White II, Sir Winston Churchill, Victoria, Old Age, Dr. Whitehead, Janet Chapman, Dancing Ledge among many others.
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Roberta
Read more: RobertaThe portrait is a fine example of using conté crayon on ochre paper. The ochre paper fills in the tone with the black conté crayon working…
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Gaumont British Junior Club, Vol.1 No.5 1947 – On Wings of Song
Read more: Gaumont British Junior Club, Vol.1 No.5 1947 – On Wings of SongAlso in the same issue a pair of small illustrations to enhance the government’s drive to encourage everyone, including children, to invest in ….
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Gaumont British Junior Club – A Trip to London
Read more: Gaumont British Junior Club – A Trip to LondonTwo versions of the original artwork to illustrate an article on a children’s trip to London. It seems version one…..
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Gaumont British Junior Club, Vol.1 No.1 1947 – Nativity Scene
Read more: Gaumont British Junior Club, Vol.1 No.1 1947 – Nativity SceneIn the manger lies a Baby In a stable born was He Yes, it is the Saviour He came to save the world and me
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A Compilation from the Evening Standard – 1946
Read more: A Compilation from the Evening Standard – 1946This is a small compilation of some of the many sketches she did while working for the London Evening Standard in 1946. Many times….
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Katie White Drawing
Read more: Katie White DrawingA very early work, drawn of fellow student Katie White….
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Katie White II
Read more: Katie White IIThis a portrait of Katie White who was a very close friend of my mothers since they both attended Bournemouth College at the same time in the ’40s. It is a good representation of the “scrub” technique…..