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an image of the British public at play as if frozen in a Pathé News reel
looking back to the 1880s rather than the 1920s when it was probably painted
a Modern British painter who has a loyal and determined fan base amongst collectors and dealers alike
Priestley and Thesiger and the result was exhibited that year at his solo show with the Goupil Gallery
the framed image is not professionally taken so colours may vary from the original
Portrait of Claire Seated Black & White an image of the BritishSpear has long been an artist beyond my pocket, a Modern British painter who has a loyal and determined fan base amongst collectors and dealers alike. I was delighted to find these two portraits tucked away in a country saleroom during the first lockdown for something of a steal. Both paintings portray Claire Stafford and therein lies a story. Spear had a long and presumably happy marriage to Mary who he remained with all his life. However in the mid
