Gallery
Ten years ago, John Ward planned an exhibition of his recent work at the Maas Gallery - but he died before we could do it. On the 100th anniversary of his birth, here is a celebratory exhibition of pictures spanning most of his life, set amongst the work of some of his friends. It is his 16th exhibition with us.
- 61. Toby Ward (b. 1965)
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Description:
Thurible in the Sacristy, Lincoln Cathedral
Chalk; signed.
18.75 x 12.5 inches
- 62. Celia Ward (b.1957)
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Description:
The Back Bedroom
Watercolour; signed and dated 1987.
12.5 x 20 inches
- 63. Gerald Norden (1912-2000)
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Description:
A Bowl of Cherries
Oil on board; signed and dated 96; labelled.
4.5 x 4.25 inches
- 64. Allan Gwynne-Jones (1892-1982)
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Description:
Poppies and Marguerites
Oil on canvas; labelled, including one from The Artist Magazine inscribed 'Mr. Bromley: Your painting is reproduced/ on page 16. You are indeed a fortunate man!/ Carolyn Wing. Editor'.
19 x 15.5 inches
- 65. Alison Margaret Carolyn Sergeant, née Cann (b. 1937)
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Description:
Spring Flowers and Leaves
Oil on board; initialled and dated '02.
16 x 24 inches
- 66. Alison Margaret Carolyn Sergeant, née Cann (b. 1937)
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Description:
Wild Flowers
Oil on board; initialled and dated 2000.
5 x 5 inches
- 67. Gordon Davies (1926-2007)
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Description:
Chrysanthemums
Oil on canvas; signed.
30 x 25.25 inches
- 68. John Doyle (b. 1928)
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Description:
Piazza San Marco, Venice
Water-colour; signed and dated 1974.
12 x 17.25
- 69. Paul Wyeth (1920-1983)
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Description:
Lady in Blue
Oil on canvas; signed and dated 70.
34 x 27.5 inches
- 70. Paul Wyeth (1920-1983)
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Description:
Conversation at John Ward's
Oil on canvas; signed and dated 53-54, signed again and inscribed with title, and artist's address '213 Brompton Road, Flat III, London, SW3' verso.
77 x 78 inches