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Are books about art still relevant? You would have thought not with so much information now available on the internet but I recently purchased a somewhat dirty oil painting by Anne Florence Cointreau dated 1934. The Google page gave me just one short reference that she lived 1890-1966. That was it.
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 Bathers - Tony Bartl, oil on canvas, 86 x 58cm This fabulous 1950's expressionist beach scene is by Tony Bartl, a Czech refugee who came to England in 1947. He was heavily influenced by expressionist painters of the inter war period. His work is held by Lincoln Art Gallery,  Venice - Alan Stenhouse Gourley, oil on board, 45 x 63cm Great view of Venice by Alan Stenhouse Gourley. He was an inveterate traveller in Europe and South Africa where he painted en plein air. His paintings are always fresh and exciting.  Untitled B&W landscape - Norma Jameson - 1970's - Pen and graphite on paper Art is all about simplicity, a few lines, a few swirls... But to make it work you have to be good. And the semi-abstracted realism of Norma Jameson is beyond good. Chippenham Museum have purchased 3 oils by British artist Doreen Heaton Potworowska for their permanent collection. Doreen studied at Corsham School of Art in the early 1950's where she met her husband to be, Polish artist Peter Potworowski.
 Bullfight - Original Coloured Lithograh - 1950 - Pablo Picasso This original 1950's Picasso print is sadly water damaged but still a lovely, rare find. |
AuthorJohn Stocks @ AM Fine Art 
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