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Jack Jones artist (1922-1993) is a Welsh national treasure. Often referred to as the ‘Welsh Lowy’ because of his inspiration from the industrial surroundings of his childhood home, Swansea.
A self-taught artist he preferred to describe himself as the ‘Leonardo of the slag heap’. His paintings have a certain quality that while depicting the poverty from his childhood memories, (he once said the slag heap was his playground) they have a huge sense of community and the figures appear as strong individuals. He held solo shows …Related posts:
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Christie’s New York will offer a highly important George Washington letter to his trusted nephew Bushrod Washington, in the sale of Fine Printed Books and Manuscripts including Americana on December 4 (estimate: $1.5-2.5 million).
The revealing, four-page letter has never been publicly exhibited and has remained in the possession of English descendants of Bushrod Washington for […]
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Monday 3rd – Friday 14th November Bidding reception Friday 7th November 6 - 9pm
The Welsh Art Auction is held at the Oriel Washington Gallery in Penarth, South Wales. This represents Wales’ leading artists and has been a successful creative hub for over 10 years.
The Washington Gallery Welsh Art Auction is a much-anticipated event in […]
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Welsh Art Auction 2008
