Lot 185
  • 185

Charles Howard

Estimate
2,000 - 3,000 GBP
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Description

  • Charles Howard
  • The Particular for the Ideal
  • signed and dated /48; also titled, dated 9 August/ 48, inscribed and numbered 45 on the reverse
  • tempera on paper
  • 39.5 by 58cm.; 15½ by 22¾in.

Provenance

Acquired by Wilfrid A. Evill July 1956 for £36.0.0, by whom bequeathed to Honor Frost in 1963

Exhibited

London, Whitechapel Art Gallery (details untraced);
London, The Home of Wilfrid A. Evill, Contemporary Art Society, Pictures, Drawings, Water Colours and Sculpture, April - May 1961, (part I- section I) cat. no.8 (as The Particular Before the Ideal);
Brighton, Brighton Art Gallery, The Wilfrid Evill Memorial Exhibition, June - August 1965, cat. no.63 (as The Particular Before the Ideal).

Condition

The sheet is sound, is undulating and has not been laid down. There are artist's pinholes in the corners and all but the top edge are deckled. The sheet has discoloured slightly but there are strong colours throughout. Generally in good original condition. Held under glass in a painted wood frame with a yellow mount. Please telephone the department on 020 7293 6424 if you have any questions regarding the present work.
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