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This print is in very good condition and was part of a series of six images of markets made by Bawden in 1967. Identical to the edition of 75, this is an unnumbered, signed print almost certainly printed at the same time.
John Piper CH (1903-1992), born in Epsom, Surrey, was an English painter, printmaker and designer of stained glass windows. He trained at Richmond School of Art and the Royal College of Art. Amongst his well-known commissions were the collaboration with John Betjamin on the ‘Shell Guides’ to Britain and his work as an official war…
From the second series of ‘Contemporary Lithographs’. Printed by Curwen Press and published by Contemporary Lithographs Ltd in March 1938. Contemporary Lithographs was a collaboration between Robert Wellington and the artist John Piper to produce hand-drawn artist’s lithographs to display in schools. This was Hitchens only hand drawn lithograph. The paper has been trimmed to…
Bernard Cheese RCA, RE (1925-2013) was married to the artist, Sheila Robinson, and their daughter, Chloe Cheese, is also a printmaker. Bernard Cheese lived in Great Bardfield in the 1950s. He studied at the Royal College of Art, where he was influenced by Edwin La Dell, and his work often contains the same quirky humour…
Medium – Gouache and oil crayon
Dimensions – 38 x 72cm (h x w)
Unframed
A Yorkshire Landscape c 1950 acquired by Abbot and Holder.
Bernard Cheese RCA, RE (1925-2013) was married to the artist, Sheila Robinson, and their daughter, Chloe Cheese, is also a printmaker. Bernard Cheese lived in Great Bardfield in the 1950s. He studied at the Royal College of Art, where he was influenced by Edwin La Dell, and his work often contains the same quirky humour…
Bernard Cheese RCA, RE (1925-2013) was married to the artist, Sheila Robinson, and their daughter, Chloe Cheese, is also a printmaker. Bernard Cheese lived in Great Bardfield in the 1950s. He studied at the Royal College of Art, where he was influenced by Edwin La Dell, and his work often contains the same quirky humour…
From Rotherham, Edwin La Dell attended Sheffield School of Art and, from 1935, the Royal College of Art where he studied under John Nash. He later became head of lithography at the College until his death in 1970. His place in post-war printmaking was enormously influential and his works are in the Victoria & Albert…
