124TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
2023
Prizes & Awards
There are a number of prizes and awards available to win at the Annual Exhibition. These include:
The Anthony J. Lester Art Critic Award Certificate & £50 cheque
The Artist Magazine Award Feature article
Artists & Illustrators Award Feature article
Caran d’Ache Award Product prize
Frank Herring Award Product prize
Henri Roché Award Product prize
Mamut Award Product prize
The Pastel Society Catalogue Award
Featured overleaf
First Prize: Paul Murray
Second Prize: Les Heywood
The Pastel Society Young Artist Award £200
Schmincke Award Product prize
Unison Member Award Set of 72 pastels
Unison Non-member Award Set of 72 pastels
Unison Young Artist Award Pastels up to £500 for the year, plus mentorship for 1 year by Tricia Taylor
West Design Award Product prize
The Yoshimoto Prize £1,000 for outstanding work by a non-member
The Bob Last Prize A new prize for a work that celebrates the spirit of the late Bob Last (1932-2020), a long-standing member of the Pastel Society who was known for his imaginative use of dry media, excellent drawing skills, attention to detail, and passion to always present work that was different and innovative. With thanks to his daughters, Joanne Last and Jackie Jones, who will select the prize winner. Value £400.
Cover Artist: Jill Jeffrey PS
Jill Jeffrey was born in Derbyshire, on the edge of the Peak District, and spent much of her childhood outdoors observing and documenting her surroundings. After obtaining a degree in Fine Art, Jill went on to work as a designer at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, before working for two years as a scenic artist. She later won the Arts Council Design Award to become a set designer at Birmingham and Coventry.
The landscape of the west of the British Isles is Jill’s greatest influence – in particular Pembrokeshire, Wester Ross and the Hebrides which she visits as often as she can, sketchbook in hand, to take in the drama, movement, majesty, and awe of these outstanding areas of rugged beauty. The excitement of crashing waves, the sad beauty of a sunset across hills, reflections and shadows cast by scudding clouds never fail to inspire her. Reflecting on both the emotion of her surroundings and her own imagination, Jill’s works are a collaboration between the artist and the land.
Jill has a been a member of the Pastel Society since 1997. Her paintings are held in private collections throughout the UK, USA, Canada, Switzerland, Italy and New Zealand.
Jill Jeffrey Snow Drift Pastel 58 x 40 cm £900124TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
‘Pastel without Boundaries’
Exhibition open 24 May to 3 June 2023 10am to 5pm
Mall Galleries, The Mall, London SW1
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President’s Foreword
The theme of this year’s Pastel Society Exhibition is ‘Pastel without Boundaries’. The title reflects the enthusiasm we have as a Society for our chosen medium.
So, when did artists start using pastel?
Pastels are the oldest known medium – they were used to create images in prehistoric cave paintings. Initially, pastel, in the form of chalk, was only available in red, black, and white. Renaissance masters, such as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo used natural chalks for drawing, and it was from this that pastel developed in the 16th century.
The pastels we know today were first manufactured in the 16th century and quickly found approval with many of the great artists of the day, including the German-born Hans Holbein the Younger, the favourite artist of Henry VIII. However, it was not until the mid-18th century in Europe that pastel truly came into its own. Then, works in pastel were often valued more highly than their equivalents in oil paint. To quote the most popular pastel artist of this period - ‘For its beauty, vivacity, freshness and lightness of palette, pastel painting is more beautiful than any other kind of painting’ Jean-Etienne Liotard (1780’s).
Pastel has attracted more myths than any other art medium. ‘They are incredibly fragile’, ‘The colours fade’, ‘Only amateurs use pastels’, ‘Pastel limits a painter’s artistic expression’, ‘It is no more than a sketching tool’ − the list goes on. These myths do not help in promoting the medium and are all categorically inaccurate.
The Pastel Society was formed in 1898 and finally grouped pastel artists together in the UK. Early exhibitors included great artists such as Degas, Whistler and Sickert. They were particular in choosing pastel – in particular Degas who found pastel a medium that could both encapsulate the
importance of drawing in his work and provided ‘an orgy of colour’. Yet today, there is apparently no great enthusiasm amongst teachers at Art Schools for pastel other than as a tool for developing young minds in the art of drawing. We seem to have lost our appreciation and potential of the medium at various times during the history of our Society and pastels do not now have the status and popularity of oil and watercolour painting.
However, there are contemporary stand out examples of the scope and potential of pastel. The great Paula Rego, an Honorary Member of the Pastel Society who sadly died last year, was an extraordinary exponent of pastel in her later working years. She achieved a stunning intensity in the medium which would have been more difficult to achieve in oils or watercolours.
We wish to spread the word about our medium to all age groups. Where else would you find around 1600 colours, as are available in soft pastel, ready to use straight away? Some of the qualities of our medium will be demonstrated by our members in our East Gallery ‘Studio’. This is a repeat of last year’s successful experiment and will consist of a continuous series of demonstrations and hands-on workshops for the whole length of the exhibition.
Please spread the word about our beautiful medium. We want all our Friends and followers to tell their friends that, whether they are interested in drawing and painting, meeting artists, or just visiting a gallery to come and see our new, original contemporary PASTEL art.
Richard Rees, President
Richard Rees HMS Belfast and the City Oil pastel on acrylic ink 37 x 45 cm £1,250
The Pastel Society is a registered charity number 296479
Guest speaker: Kathleen Soriano
Kathleen Soriano is an independent curator, strategic consultant and broadcaster. Chair of the Liverpool Biennial, and Chair of ArtUK, on the Visual Arts Committee of St Paul’s Cathedral and Advisory Council of 2 Temple Place, she is also a specialist advisor to the National Trust. With over 35 years’ experience in the art world she has been responsible for contemporary and historical exhibitions, collections and public programmes at the National Portrait Gallery, London and the Royal Academy of Arts, where she was Artistic Director (2009–14), as well as at Compton Verney Art Gallery, where she was previously Director. She has lectured and written extensively on art and her book Madam and Eve on women artists, co-authored with Liz Rideal, was published in April 2018. Her broadcast activities include the ten series of Portrait and Landscape Artist of the Year for SkyArts.
Pastel
Society Heatherley’s Workshops 2023
If you have enjoyed the Pastel Society Studio at this year’s exhibition, you may wish to join our member teachers on two days of workshops at Heatherley School of Fine Art in Chelsea this September. These run from 10am to 4pm and are immersive workshops based on a range of pastel-related topics.
The dates this year are Monday 18 September and Tuesday 19 September 2023. The artists presenting will be Katrina Wallis-King and Richard Rees on 18 September, with Melodie Cook and John Tookey on 19 September.
For details of prices, topics and how to book, please visit the Pastel Society website www.thepastelsociety.org.uk or contact Richard Rees on rees888@btinternet.com
© David Emery
Invited Artist: Curtis Holder
Curtis Holder (born Leicester, 1968) is a London based artist working primarily in the medium of graphite and coloured pencil on paper. He studied Graphic Design at Kingston University and completed postgraduate studies in Character Animation at Central Saint Martins, London. Taking inspiration from intimate conversations with the people he draws, Holder’s large-scale multilayered pencil portraits are dynamically tender, emerging in a wayward series of febrile lines to reveal a sense of his subjects’ form, movement and emotional intent. Preliminary pencil marks remain on the paper as part of his energetic process of capturing fleeting gestures and emotions with sensitivity and raw honesty.
In 2020 Holder won Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year, a prestigious portraiture competition televised in the UK. Impressed by his distinctive visual language, the panel of judges described his work as ‘magical […] courageous and startlingly new’. Garnering further critical acclaim and awards for his work ongoing since winning Sky Arts’ competition, Holder has exhibited widely in the UK and in Paris.
Colour pencil on paper 120 x 120 cm
2020
Curtis Holder FamilyHis work is held in private and public collections including the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Soho House and the National Theatre where he became the first ever artist in residence in 2022. He is a member of Contemporary British Portrait Painters (CBPP) and an Associate Member of the Society of Graphic Fine Art (SGFA).
Curtis has had numerous solo exhibitions including: ‘The Makers: Portraits from Backstage’, National Theatre, London (2023), ’Something Unspoken’, 45 Park Lane, London (2021-22). He has also been involved in a number of recent group exhibitions.
Recent awards include: St Cuthbert’s Mill Award, Wells Art Contemporary (2022); The Anthony J Lester Art Critic Award, The Pastel Society (2022); The Frank Herring & Sons Award, The Pastel Society (2022); Highly Commended Award, Society of Graphic Fine Art (2021).
Curtis Holder One Man and His Dog Colour pencil and acrylic gouache on paper 120 x 120 cm 2022The Pastel Society Catalogue Award
First Prize
Paul Murray Arrangement on Black Table
Pastel and collage 55 x 55 cm
“In both my landscape and still life paintings I try to demonstrate a delicate compositional balance of physical shape and negative space. I attempt to create compositions that develop through layers of brushwork, drawing and collage, as they move between abstract and representational marks. Pattern and collage are very important elements, as I incorporate textures and mark making as prominent features.
I have continued to be inspired by the shapes and textures within landscape and still life compositions but only as a starting point.
I look for shapes both within the object but also in the negative space and allow the drawn mark or brush stroke to dictate what happens next.” -
Paul MurraySecond Prize
Les Heywood Between Showers Derbyshire Village
Pastel 35 x 45 cm
Les Heywood was born in Manchester, England and after leaving school, joined the advertising industry as a trainee visualiser. After gaining many years of experience, Les has continued within the industry as a self employed freelance illustrator.
“Painting has always been my passion from an early age and most of my paintings are produced using oil or pastels. My subject matter and inspiration comes from places I’ve worked ie inner city or the beautiful English countryside. I’ve been lucky enough to have had my work in many Galleries throughout the UK and have a steady client base of collectors both at home and abroad.
I would say to any aspiring artists out there to paint anything and everything that inspires, keep your work loose, don’t get too bogged down with detail, and I’ve found working fast produces a fresher and more satisfying painting. Good luck and above all enjoy yourself.”
Tony Allain Sparks Lake, Oregon Pastel 50 x 65 cm £2,800
June Arnold Cathedral in Mazarta del Vallo Sicily Pastel 64 x 47 cm £1,100
Glenys Ambrus Contemplation Pastel 42 x 53 cm £1,500
Angela A’Court Belonging II Pastel 51 x 51 cm £1,800
Sarah Bee Bolberry Hawthorns Soft pastel and acrylic 40 x 40 cm £900
Keith Bennett Mermaids Pool Pastel 27 x 36 cm £795
Janine Baldwin Silhouettes Pastel, charcoal and graphite 34 x 34 cm £595
Liz Balkwill Jam with Citrus Pastel 20 x 26 cm £925
David Brammeld Looking Up Pastel 60 x 42 cm £1,050
Peter Brown Broad Street, Bath Charcoal 43 x 56 cm £1,400
Tom Coates The Flamenco Dancer Pastel on board 48 x 61 cm £3,000
Melodie Cook Grace, Lillies and ‘birds Pastel 110 x 75 cm £3,950
Roger Dellar The Natural History Coffee Bar Pastel 25 x 25 cm £595
Louise Diggle Dream of Sri Lanka Soft pastel 16 x 23 cm £460
James Crittenden Pines Pastel 68 x 88 cm £5,100
Cheryl Culver Day Moon Pastel 50 x 50 cm £995
Jaana Fowler Still Life with Purple Grapes Pastel and pencil on collage 30 x 42 cm £685
Margaret Glass By the Landing Stage Pastel 40 x 59 cm £1,400
Sheila Goodman Chateau on the Lake Pastel 25 x 30 cm £600
Martin Goold Full Moon Sea II Coloured pencil 44 x 48 cm £950
Benjamin Hope Trees, Les Menuires #3
Soft pastel 31 x 31 cm £1,100
Jeannette Hayes Purple Tree Pastel 36 x 50 cm £1,200
Simon Hodges Red Sunset Soft pastel on canvas 36 x 45 cm £750
Jenny Halstead Cornish Coastal Path Pastel 40 x 40 cm £800
Felicity House Table for Friends Pastel and watercolour 74 x 59 cm £1,200
Moira Huntly Hill Village North Wales Pastel 33.5 x 33.5 cm £1,150
Henry Jabbour Be Not Far From Me Oil pastel and pigment stick 36 x 28 cm £975
Ian Rawling Maserati No.9 Pastel and pastel pencil 40 x 60 cm £1,100
Norma Stephenson Sound of Iona Pastel 33 x 33 cm £950
Susan Relph Detail / Multiple Studies from Life Pastel pencil and graphite 30 x 42 cm £1,980
Halla Shafey Book of Days 1 Soft pastel on mixed media 30 x 20 cm £750
Richard Rees The Scottish Parliament from Arthur’s Seat Oil pastel 48 x 30 cm £900
Malcolm Taylor Moorings Pastel 39 x 39 cm £1,250
Katrina Wallis-King Brecon Hawthorns Pastel, charcoal and acrylic 29 x 38 cm £575
John Tookey The Orwell Pastel 26 x 35 cm £600
Peter Vincent Tropical Snow Pastel on card 61 x 61 cm £800
The works for sale in The Pastel Society Annual Exhibition are available to buy through the Own Art scheme. Own Art interest free loans make it easy and affordable to buy original, high quality contemporary art and craft.
Representative 0% APR. Subject to status. Terms and conditions apply. Applicants must be at least 18 years old.
Christine Watson Steps Up, Syros Pastel on paper 59 x 42 cm £650
Roy Wright The Snow Still Clinging to the Oak Charcoal 105 x 60 cm £4,200
Name Title Medium Size (cm) Framed £ 1 Angela A’Court PS Belonging I Pastel 49 x 49 55 x 55 1,800 2 Angela A’Court PS Belonging II Pastel 51 x 51 57 x 57 1,800 3 Angela A’Court PS Brooklyn Days Pastel monotype 43 x 52 49 x 58 900 4 Angela A’Court PS Brooklyn Days II Pastel monotype 20 x 20 25 x 25 500 5 Carry Akroyd SWLA Long Lane Soft pastel 78 x 27 94 x 43 850 6 Tony Allain PS RSMA Alternative Transport Pastel 50 x 65 70 x 85 2,800 7 Tony Allain PS RSMA River Stones & Reflections Pastel 50 x 65 70 x 85 2,800 8 Tony Allain PS RSMA Sparks Lake, Oregon Pastel 50 x 65 70 x 85 2,800 9 Tony Allain PS RSMA Sunset over Braco Pastel 50 x 65 70 x 85 2,800 10 James Allen Battersea and the Trains Charcoal 27 x 36 40 x 50 530 11 James Allen Eros Charcoal 59 x 42 72 x 56 740 12 Glenys Ambrus PS Contemplation Pastel 42 x 53 54 x 65 1,500 13 Glenys Ambrus PS February Pastel 61 x 80 72 x 93 1,750 14 Glenys Ambrus PS Felicity in Animal Print Dress Pastel 42 x 59 54 x 72 1,450 15 Glenys Ambrus PS Girl in Green Camisole Pastel 33 x 45 46 x 58 950 16 Glenys Ambrus PS Lady in a Sun Hat Pastel 45 x 33 58 x 46 1,850 17 Glenys Ambrus PS Natalie x 2 Pastel 61 x 74 73 x 88 1,750 18 Jemma Appleby #1141119 Charcoal on paper 109 x 109 110 x 110 11,000 19 Sarah Archer Kat Soft pastel 60 x 42 70 x 52 300 20 Laura Arenson Helena, Again Graphite on paper 36 x 27 42 x 36 1,650 21 Rachel Arif Norden to Edenfield (Sketchbook) Oil pastel on paper 15 x 15 25 x 25 525 22 Rachel Arif Verdant Green Valley (Sketchbook) Oil pastel on paper 20 x 20 30 x 30 525 23 June Arnold PS A Venetian Market Charcoal and white pastel 60 x 42 86 x 65 950 24 June Arnold PS Cathedral in Mazarta del Vallo Sicily Pastel 64 x 47 90 x 72 1,100 25 June Arnold PS Street Food in Ahmadabad, India Charcoal and white pastel 63 x 47 89 x 69 985 26 June Arnold PS Taverna in Symi Greece Charcoal and white pastel 58 x 49 83 x 72 985 27 Michele Ashby Cut from the Same Cloth Pastel 40 x 40 50 x 50 1,800 28 Michele Ashby Outnumbered Pastel 40 x 40 50 x 50 1,800 29 Tanya Avchinnikova Autumn on Walney Island Soft pastel 50 x 40 60 x 50 670 30 Tanya Avchinnikova Autumn on Walney Island II Soft pastel 70 x 50 78 x 58 870 31 Tanya Avchinnikova In Green Soft pastel 40 x 30 50 x 40 520 32 Katy Bailey Byrons Pool Pastel 40 x 60 38 x 58 400 33 Katy Bailey Flow Pastel 70 x 75 72 x 77 420 34 Tony Baldaro After Rain Pastel, gouache, charcoal and ink 56 x 75 59 x 78 850 35 Janine Baldwin PS Boundary Pastel, charcoal and graphite 34 x 34 53 x 53 595 36 Janine Baldwin PS Ghost Trees Pastel, charcoal and graphite 34 x 34 53 x 53 595 37 Janine Baldwin PS Passing Showers Pastel, charcoal and graphite 34 x 34 53 x 53 595 38 Janine Baldwin PS Silhouettes Pastel, charcoal and graphite 34 x 34 53 x 53 595 39 Janine Baldwin PS Summit Pastel, charcoal and graphite 45 x 55 64 x 74 975 40 Janine Baldwin PS Summit II Pastel, charcoal and graphite 34 x 34 53 x 53 595 41 Liz Balkwill PS Balsamic Drizzle with Lemons Pastel 27 x 31 47 x 49 1,150 42 Liz Balkwill PS Carafe with Onions Pastel 30 x 30 47 x 49 1,150
Name Title Medium Size (cm) Framed £ 43 Liz Balkwill PS Cyclamen with Cherries Pastel 24 x 30 44 x 49 1,050 44 Liz Balkwill PS Jam with Citrus Pastel 20 x 26 40 x 44 925 45 Liz Balkwill PS Segmented Pastel 20 x 24 35 x 42 825 46 Julianne Barclay Open Your Eyes Soft pastel 50 x 70 74 x 94 850 (There’s Inspiration on Your Doorstep) 47 Andrew Barrowman Boat Hulls at Mylor Harbour Charcoal on paper 28 x 38 37 x 47 795 48 Andrew Barrowman Muddy Tracks, Polkinghorne Farm Charcoal on paper 28 x 38 37 x 47 795 49 Caroline Bays PS Alice Pastel 50 x 70 65 x 84 950 50 Caroline Bays PS Eli - Recline Pastel 50 x 50 65 x 65 950 51 Caroline Bays PS Nude Pastel 70 x 50 84 x 65 950 52 Caroline Bays PS Self Pastel 30 x 30 49 x 49 625 53 Sarah Bee PS Alongside Haytor Quarry Soft pastel and acrylic 25 x 25 35 x 35 470 54 Sarah Bee PS Bolberry Hawthorns Soft pastel and acrylic 40 x 40 50 x 50 900 55 Sarah Bee PS Devon Lane Soft pastel and acrylic 25 x 25 35 x 35 470 56 Sarah Bee PS Shade in the Lane Soft pastel and acrylic 25 x 25 35 x 35 470 57 Sarah Bee PS Shady Lane, Hot Devon Day Soft pastel and acrylic 40 x 40 50 x 50 900 58 Sarah Bee PS Winter Sun by the Dart Soft pastel and acrylic 59 x 59 69 x 69 1,500 59 Keith Bennett PS Enys Rock : Prussia Cove Pastel 23 x 27 38 x 41 650 60 Keith Bennett PS Godrevy Lighthouse Pastel 22 x 17 35 x 29 550 61 Keith Bennett PS Kynance Cove Pastel 27 x 36 43 x 51 795 62 Keith Bennett PS Mermaids Pool Pastel 27 x 36 43 x 51 795 63 Keith Bennett PS Prussia Cove Pastel 40 x 27 56 x 42 795 64 Keith Bennett PS Standing Model Pastel 62 x 23 83 x 39 850 65 Natalie Bird The Garden at Foja Pastel 22 x 28 27 x 35 475 66 Judith Booth Leon Soft pastel 37 x 28 56 x 47 1,000 67 David Brammeld PS RBA In Search of Quiet Pastel 84 x 60 106 x 80 1,250 68 David Brammeld PS RBA Looking Up Pastel 60 x 42 84 x 60 1,050 69 David Brammeld PS RBA Road to Nowhere Pastel 25 x 32 34 x 42 525 70 David Brammeld PS RBA Soft Light, Long Walk Pastel 42 x 60 60 x 84 1,050 71 David Brammeld PS RBA Tangled Tree Pastel 42 x 60 60 x 80 1,050 72 Peter Brown PS PNEAC RBA ROI RP Broad Street, Bath Charcoal 43 x 56 68 x 81 1,400 73 Peter Brown PS PNEAC RBA ROI RP George Street, Bath Charcoal 43 x 56 68 x 81 1,400 74 Tiffany Budd Battersea Power Station at Night Pencil on paper 41 x 29 57 x 45 1,000 75 Kaija Bulbrook Thought Lines Pastel 30 x 30 42 x 42 850 76 June Carey Telepathic Communicator Pastel 102 x 91 110 x 99 4,000 77 Fiona Carvell Fallen Pastel 40 x 40 53 x 53 725 78 Fiona Carvell Wonder Pastel 40 x 40 53 x 53 725 79 Ian Caulder Eel Pie Island Boatyard Pastel 70 x 50 82 x 62 1,250 80 Cristina Celestini Riotous (Penelope’s Weave) Colour pencil on paper 37 x 27 38 x 28 900 81 Sofya Chambert Summer River Port Pastel on paper 45 x 55 50 x 60 400 82 Mark Chen Portrait of Philine Charcoal, chalk and liquid toner 52 x 38 55 x 41 1,000 83 Jack Clare Diversity Pencil 48 x 66 49 x 67 500
Name Title Medium Size (cm) Framed £ 84 Jack Clare The Forest Floor in Spring Time Charcoal and colour pencil 62 x 48 63 x 49 700 85 Lucille Clerc Moving Windows - Forest 1 Pastel 70 x 50 74 x 54 1,100 86 Tom Coates Hon PS HNEAC Hon RBA RP The Flamenco Dancer Pastel on board 48 x 61 61 x 73 3,000 87 Austin Cole RBA Brompton Oratory Charcoal 56 x 38 73 x 50 530 88 Mike Coleman Study for Last Season Pencil 24 x 17 42 x 32 1,800 89 Melodie Cook PS Bee Pastel and charcoal 106 x 86 113 x 93 2,350 90 Melodie Cook PS Grace, Lillies and ‘birds Pastel 110 x 75 117 x 93 3,950 91 James Cowan Black Car at Vauxhall Pastel and ink on paper 36 x 25 62 x 45 450 92 James Cowan Pizza Pastel Pastel on paper 30 x 20 46 x 33 400 93 James Crittenden PS Lemon Tree Pastel 71 x 96 87 x 112 5,250 94 James Crittenden PS Pines Pastel 68 x 88 85 x 105 5,100 95 Judith Cullivan Docked Pastel on paper 22 x 30 47 x 57 450 96 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA Day Moon Pastel 50 x 50 59 x 59 995 97 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA Flood Plain III Pastel 60 x 60 69 x 69 1,555 98 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA Gentle Tide Pastel 40 x 40 50 x 50 695 99 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA Moon Pastel 40 x 40 50 x 50 695 100 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA Reservoir and Four Trees Pastel 50 x 50 59 x 59 995 101 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA Two Pines Pastel 60 x 60 69 x 69 1,555 102 Irina Cynbal Portrait Pastel on paper 28 x 40 34 x 46 500 103 Susan Dakakni PS Autumn Colours Pastel 45 x 53 820 104 Susan Dakakni PS Forest Rainpool Charcoal 45 x 53 720 105 Ann Dangerfield Steel Plant at Night Oil pastel 49 x 51 65 x 67 550 106 Ann Dangerfield Valley View, October Oil pastel 49 x 51 65 x 67 550 107 Georgina Davenport What Next? Colour pencil on paper 56 x 56 60 x 60 850 108 Bryn Davies Arwyn Charcoal 42 x 59 2,000 109 Rebecca de Mendonca Through the Haze Pastel and primer 38 x 38 57 x 57 895 110 Adam De Ville His Long Return Oil pastel on board 30 x 21 34 x 25 675 111 Adam De Ville You Wrote that Poem on a Shelf Oil pastel on board 30 x 21 34 x 25 675 in the Canned Food Aisle 112 Elena Degenhardt The Rain Pastel and water on paper 18 x 13 480 mounted on aluminium board 113 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI ARSMA Horse Taxi Crete Pastel 61 x 71 80 x 90 1,600 114 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI ARSMA In the Performance Pastel 30 x 40 47 x 57 925 115 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI ARSMA Pedro Puppet Pastel 25 x 20 44 x 39 550 116 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI ARSMA The Glass Blowers Pastel 40 x 40 57 x 57 995 117 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI ARSMA The Natural History Coffee Bar Pastel 25 x 25 42 x 42 595 118 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI ARSMA The School Teacher Pastel 25 x 20 44 x 39 550 119 Louise Diggle PS Bantham Beach - Dunes, Sea, Breeze Soft pastel 46 x 60 63 x 78 1,080 120 Louise Diggle PS Dream of Sri Lanka Soft pastel 16 x 23 31 x 37 460 121 Louise Diggle PS Ischia Sunrise (Triptych) Soft pastel 16 x 72 32 x 88 1,200 122 Louise Diggle PS Orange Juice Seller, Camden Market Soft pastel 26 x 28 40 x 42 480 123 Louise Diggle PS Pwll Deri, Spring Light Soft pastel 46 x 60 63 x 78 1,080
Name Title Medium Size (cm) Framed £ 124 Louise Diggle PS Sri Lankan Mountains, Dawn (Triptych) Soft pastel 16 x 77 33 x 91 1,200 125 Keshani Douglas Fish Supper 1 Soft pastel 31 x 47 39 x 55 650 126 David Douglas Jephson Gardens Oil pastel 42 x 60 52 x 70 400 127 Stella Downing Pershore Water Meadows Blue Hills Pastel, charcoal, acrylic 29 x 29 52 x 52 425 wash and gesso on board 128 Stella Downing The Twilight Hour Pastel, charcoal, ink, acrylic 20 x 20 43 x 43 425 wash and gesso on board 129 Olivia Dunn Under My Wing Chalk pastel and pastel pencil 24 x 22 38 x 36 825 130 Ginny Elston Archaeological Museum Garden, Chalk pastel 15 x 30 30 x 65 750 Piano di Sorrento III 131 Sandy Fisher Blue Rivers Oil pastel 22 x 31 40 x 49 600 132 Sandy Fisher Summer Music Oil pastel 18 x 26 36 x 44 600 133 Sarah Flenner The Gods We Can Touch Soft pastel on board 70 x 50 82 x 62 1,250 134 Anthony Flower Gas Station Pastel on paper 60 x 90 68 x 98 500 135 Hermann Folger Girl, Looking Pastel 139 x 100 141 x 102 3,000 136 Jaana Fowler PS Still Life with Green Grapes Pastel and pencil on collage 42 x 30 53 x 43 850 137 Jaana Fowler PS Still Life with Purple Grapes Pastel and pencil on collage 30 x 42 43 x 53 685 138 Jaana Fowler PS Still Life with Satsuma Wedges Pastel and pencil on collage 42 x 30 53 x 43 685 139 Jaana Fowler PS Still Life with Stripy Jug Pastel and pencil on collage 42 x 30 53 x 43 685 140 Barry Freeman Spring Glory Pastel 47 x 50 63 x 66 725 141 Penelope Fulljames Canyon Walk Pastel 65 x 50 80 x 65 1,250 142 Penelope Fulljames My Pilgrimage Pastel 40 x 50 56 x 65 995 143 Louise Gillard Approaching Storm, Boscastle Soft pastel on card 30 x 40 50 x 60 525 144 Margaret Glass PS By the Landing Stage Pastel 40 x 59 49 x 50 1,400 145 Margaret Glass PS Fishing Boats, Felixstowe Pastel 40 x 51 49 x 60 1,400 146 Margaret Glass PS Misty Morning, Outney Meadow Pastel 40 x 51 49 x 60 1,400 147 Margaret Glass PS Spring Day, Venice Pastel 43 x 33 49 x 39 800 148 Judith Glover Vita Soft pastel on paper 28 x 23 50 x 44 500 149 Sheila Goodman PS Before Spring Pastel 18 x 23 37 x 40 475 150 Sheila Goodman PS Chateau on the Lake Pastel 25 x 30 48 x 51 600 151 Sheila Goodman PS Footbridge Pastel 32 x 35 53 x 58 685 152 Sheila Goodman PS Setting Sun Pastel 17 x 17 35 x 35 400 153 Sheila Goodman PS Willows Pastel 45 x 51 75 x 80 895 154 Sheila Goodman PS Winter Stream Pastel 40 x 33 62 x 54 795 155 Martin Goold PS Angel Moon Oil pastel and coloured pencil 30 x 30 50 x 50 600 156 Martin Goold PS Circle Moon II Oil pastel and coloured pencil 50 x 50 74 x 74 950 157 Martin Goold PS Full Moon Sea II Coloured pencil 44 x 48 67 x 71 950 158 Martin Goold PS Moon over Sea II Coloured pencil 45 x 50 68 x 73 950 159 Martin Goold PS Wolf Moon Oil pastel and coloured pencil 40 x 40 64 x 64 700 160 Lyn Gray Holiday Fish and Chips Pastel 19 x 29 33 x 43 400 161 Lyn Gray The Sitter’s Gaze Conte on collage 48 x 34 64 x 50 600 162 Steve Hall Dappled Light Pastel 46 x 61 71 x 87 1,200
Name Title Medium Size (cm) Framed £ 163 Steve Hall Reflections in a Pond Pastel 46 x 61 71 x 87 1,200 164 Jenny Halstead PS Cornish Coastal Path Pastel 40 x 40 68 x 68 800 165 Jenny Halstead PS Inlet near St Davids Pastel 40 x 40 68 x 68 800 166 Jenny Halstead PS Path through the Dunes Pastel 33 x 35 64 x 64 750 167 Jenny Halstead PS Stephanotis Pastel 26 x 26 45 x 45 500 168 Jenny Halstead PS To the Lighthouse Pastel 28 x 20 46 x 36 500 169 Jenny Halstead PS Windbreaks Pastel 33 x 39 58 x 62 750 170 Yasir Hameed Cold and Sunny at Albion Hills Soft pastel 30 x 50 45 x 60 800 171 Sue Hardy Motionless in the Shallows Charcoal 22 x 22 38 x 38 400 172 Jeannette Hayes PPPS Camellian II Pastel 42 x 58 62 x 178 1,500 173 Jeannette Hayes PPPS Purple Tree Pastel 36 x 50 56 x 70 1,200 174 Jeannette Hayes PPPS Quantum 2 Pastel 35 x 35 50 x 50 950 175 Jeannette Hayes PPPS Southcot Pastel 70 x 100 90 x 120 2,500 176 Jeannette Hayes PPPS Three Trees Pastel 28 x 28 48 x 48 950 177 Jeannette Hayes PPPS West Green Pastel 38 x 38 58 x 58 1,100 178 Barbara Henkes Woman Pastel on paper 40 x 30 43 x 33 400 179 Caitlin Heslop My Love You Will Find Rest Pastel on paper 40 x 30 54 x 44 640 180 Les Heywood Between Showers Derbyshire Village Pastel 35 x 45 50 x 61 795 181 N.R. Hills Autumn Mixed media 11 x 21 21 x 31 400 182 Simon Hodges VPPS Blue Gherkin Ink-based pastel 60 x 48 84 x 64 1,250 183 Simon Hodges VPPS Misty Dawn Soft pastel on paper 43 x 68 67 x 91 1,500 184 Simon Hodges VPPS Red Sunset Soft pastel on canvas 36 x 45 41 x 50 750 185 Simon Hodges VPPS Sun Rising but Stormy Day Ahead Soft pastel on linen canvas 75 x 101 85 x 111 2,500 186 Simon Hodges VPPS Sun Rising with the Promise of a Good Day Soft pastel on cotton canvas 75 x 101 85 x 111 2,500 187 Simon Hodges VPPS Yellow Sunset Soft pastel on canvas 36 x 45 41 x 50 750 188 Jane Hodgson At the Kitchen Table II Crayon, pen and soft pastel 70 x 47 88 x 67 940 189 Jane Hodgson Gull’s Bonanza Soft pastel 44 x 79 62 x 97 1,750 190 Curtis Holder (Invited Artist) Family Colour pencil on paper 120 x 120 NFS 191 Curtis Holder (Invited Artist) One Man and His Dog Colour pencil and acrylic 120 x 120 NFS gouache on paper 192 Rick Holmes Workshop Maldon Pastel 40 x 40 58 x 58 750 193 Sylvia Holmes Summer Pond Pastel and acrylic on board 50 x 50 65 x 65 850 194 Sylvia Holmes Woodland Path Pastel and acrylic on board 40 x 40 55 x 55 670 195 Benjamin Hope PS NEAC ROI RP RSMA Earthenware #3 Oil pastel 19 x 31 29 x 42 1,100 196 Benjamin Hope PS NEAC ROI RP RSMA The Bovril Building, Winter Rush Hour Oil pastel 29 x 34 38 x 44 1,100 197 Benjamin Hope PS NEAC ROI RP RSMA Trees, Les Menuires #2 Soft pastel 31 x 31 41 x 41 1,100 198 Benjamin Hope PS NEAC ROI RP RSMA Trees, Les Menuires #3 Soft pastel 31 x 31 41 x 41 1,100 199 Felicity House PS Apples at Gooseland Pastel 44 x 48 60 x 64 950 200 Felicity House PS Blue Portrait Pastel 59 x 48 75 x 64 950 201 Felicity House PS Garden Table Pastel and watercolour 48 x 38 54 x 64 750 202 Felicity House PS Heatwave Flowers Gouache and pastel 66 x 48 82 x 64 850 203 Felicity House PS Russell Street Bath Pastel 41 x 49 57 x 65 950
Name Title Medium Size (cm) Framed £ 204 Felicity House PS Table for Friends Pastel and watercolour 74 x 59 90 x 74 1,200 205 David Hunt Earth and Air Pencil 71 x 71 78 x 78 4,000 206 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Early Snow South Wales Pastel and charcoal 15.5 x 17.5 27.5 x 29.5 720 207 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Hill Village North Wales Pastel 33.5 x 33.5 45.5 x 45.5 1,150 208 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Late Snow South Wales Pastel and charcoal 15.5 x 17.5 27.5 x 29.5 720 209 Henry Jabbour PS RBA Be Not Far From Me Oil pastel and pigment stick 36 x 28 50 x 42 975 210 Henry Jabbour PS RBA The Soul of Us Oil pastel and pigment stick 40 x 50 54 x 64 1,200 211 Arnaud Jaillet Hesitation Charcoal powder 40 x 28 400 212 Arnaud Jaillet Transparent Layered Top Charcoal powder and 45 x 30 400 compressed charcoal 213 Jill Jeffrey PS Snow and Crow Pastel 40 x 58 60 x 77 900 214 Jill Jeffrey PS Snow Drift Pastel 58 x 40 76 x 58 900 215 Jill Jeffrey PS Start of the Thaw Pastel 58 x 40 76 x 58 900 216 Gareth Jones The Energy Within Soft pastel 60 x 54 70 x 54 1,650 217 Gareth Jones The Final Dance Pastel 56 x 82 66 x 92 1,850 218 Maria Kaleta City of London’s Panorama Competition Oil pastel on paper 59 x 84 78 x 103 1,800 – 20 Fenchurch St 219 Maria Kaleta Weekend Trip to Piccadilly Circus Oil pastel on paper 30 x 42 46 x 57 880 220 Nellie Katchinska Two by Two Pastel on paper 30 x 23 42 x 35 450 221 Abel Kesteven The Riding School Pastel and collage 59 x 48 70 x 59 785 222 Simon Klein Girl with Tulips Oil pastel on paper 77 x 57 91 x 73 1,450 223 Karina Lara Lomar Still Life with Pears Pastel POA 224 Julie Lawrence Shadow Crossing Pastel 30 x 24 46 x 38 400 225 Julie Lawrence Walking Rain Shadow Pastel 30 x 24 46 x 38 400 226 Gillian Lee Smith The Light Sensed, Not Seen Pastel, conte and ink on paper 60 x 42 90 x 72 950 227 Dawn Limbert Standing Firm Soft pastel 80 x 60 95 x 75 950 228 Kevin Line The Hog Charcoal on paper 84 x 59 113 x 87 6,000 229 Kevin Line Winter of Days 1 Charcoal and ink on paper 42 x 30 52 x 40 695 230 Kevin Line Winter of Days 2 Charcoal and ink on paper 30 x 42 53 x 66 695 231 Barry Lowenhoff Mountain Waters Heading Out to Sea, Dry and liquid charcoal 30 x 50 72 x 54.5 1,250 Connemara, Ireland 232 Barry Lowenhoff Rhaidr Falls, Snowdonia, North Wales Dry and liquid charcoal 35 x 50 72 x 59.5 1,250 233 Barry Lowenhoff Trees, Shadows Study, Connemara, Ireland Dry and liquid charcoal 34 x 51 73 x 58.5 850 234 Anne Magill A Sense of You Charcoal and pastel on paper 15 x 21 17 x 23 POA 235 Anne Magill Harbour at Dusk Charcoal and pastel on paper 21 x 30 23 x 32 POA 236 Anne Magill Early Evening Charcoal and pastel on paper 30 x 21 32 x 23 POA 237 Anne Magill A Walk Charcoal and pastel on paper 21 x 30 23 x 32 POA 238 Nina Mankin The Night Kitchen Oil pastel and acrylic 42 x 28 65 x 51 840 pen on paper 239 Richard Marshall PS Springtime Pastel 50 x 60 66 x 76 950 240 Daniel Martirossian Deep Thought White chalk on black board 83 x 123 88 x 128 1,550 241 Nigel Mason Pink Shoes Pastel 63 x 50 82 x 71 1,500 242 Amelia McComb Greta Conte 42 x 59 52 x 70 500
Name Title Medium Size (cm) Framed £ 243 Kevin McFall Boy in Profile Charcoal 22 x 30 35 x 35 400 244 Mick McNicholas Morven Charcoal on paper 48 x 42 63 x 57 475 245 Barry Miller SeeHearSpeak the Beard Pastel 45 x 65 62 x 85 3,500 246 Catherine Mills Portrait Oil pastel 41 x 30 55 x 44 2,500 247 Carly Morris Eileen Reading the Paper (on Orange) Conte crayon and 58 x 69 67 x 78 2,500 charcoal on card 248 Luis Morris ROI Lena in Blue Dry pastel and charcoal 64 x 55 97 x 88 400 249 Oliver Mumby Derwent, Light Wind Soft pastel and oil 60 x 42 82 x 64 1,200 pastel collage on paper 250 Paul Murray RSW Arrangement on Black Table Pastel and collage 55 x 55 75 x 74 1,250 251 John Packard St Pauls Cathedral Charcoal 30 x 21 37 x 30 850 252 Stephen Parkinson Cadgwith Oil pastel 38 x 30 43 x 35 420 253 Cathy Pearce Across to Somerset, Roundway Hill, Wiltshire Soft pastel 47 x 47 63 x 63 995 254 Cathy Pearce Freshly Cut, Roundway Hill, Wiltshire Soft pastel 47 x 47 63 x 63 995 255 Jayne Perkins Diane’s Amaryllis Pastel 30 x 30 55 x 70 600 256 Jayne Perkins Sunset, Dartmoor Pastel 50 x 60 71 x 81 700 257 Jayne Perkins Walk to the Tor, Dartmoor Pastel 40 x 60 63 x 80 600 258 Susie Prangnell Citadel Soft pastel 48 x 48 71 x 71 580 259 Susie Prangnell Left on the Shelf Soft pastel 23 x 23 44 x 44 400 260 Ian Rawling PS Cream Porsche Pastel and pastel pencil 40 x 60 48 x 68 1,100 261 Ian Rawling PS Jaguar Type D Pastel and pastel pencil 40 x 60 48 x 68 1,100 262 Ian Rawling PS Maserati No.9 Pastel and pastel pencil 40 x 60 48 x 68 1,100 263 Ian Rawling PS MG Midget No.28 Pastel and pastel pencil 40 x 60 48 x 68 1,100 264 Ian Rawling PS Ovaltine Van Pastel and pastel pencil 50 x 60 58 x 68 1,200 265 Richard Rees PPS HMS Belfast and the City Oil pastel on acrylic ink 37 x 45 57 x 65 1,250 266 Richard Rees PPS Lambeth Bridge Oil pastel 20 x 20 30 x 30 500 267 Richard Rees PPS Laon Cathedral West Front Oil pastel on acrylic ink 47 x 31 65 x 51 1,150 268 Richard Rees PPS The Scottish Parliament from Arthur’s Seat Oil pastel 48 x 30 64 x 45 900 269 Richard Rees PPS Yin Yang Conte and pencil 57 x 48 69 x 58 850 270 Richard Rees PPS York Minster over Rooftops Oil pastel and acrylic 19 x 20 29 x 30 580 ink on paper 271 Susan Relph PS Detail / Multiple Studies from Life Pastel pencil and graphite 30 x 42 64 x 80 1,980 272 Susan Relph PS Indigo - Work in Progress Oil pastel, soft pastel 74 x 56 105 x 90 7,500 pencil and ink 273 Susan Relph PS Little Recycled Metal Bird Graphite and ink 20 x 25 43 x 49 1,700 274 Susan Relph PS The Search Soft pastel, ink and collage 58 x 40 81 x 63 1,980 275 Susan Relph PS The Small Angel Graphite and ink 25 x 20 49 x 43 1,700 276 Susan Relph PS The Wedding Hat - Two Brief Studies from Life Pastel pencil and graphite 28 x 39 52 x 63 1,760 277 Michael Richards Diary of a Narcissus Pastel and charcoal on paper 42 x 29 54 x 44 400 278 Petra Richards Pretty Stillness Pastel and colour pencil 50 x 55 50 x 55 860 279 Dave Roberts Closing In Soft pastel 50 x 100 70 x 120 1,750 280 Dave Roberts Y Garn Soft pastel 30 x 50 50 x 70 950 281 Marsha Roddy Balance Pastel, paper and thread 70 x 70 70 x 70 1,100
Name Title Medium Size (cm) Framed £ 282 Marsha Roddy Feather Light Pastel and pencil 57 x 77 67 x 87 900 283 Amy Rogers The Lakes Charcoal on paper 42 x 59 43 x 60 850 284 Neil Rogers Lighting Up Charcoal on paper 41 x 29 70 x 56 495 285 Nicki Rolls Foxglove Charcoal on paper 150 x 85 160 x 95 2,300 286 Halla Shafey PS Book of Days 1 Soft pastel on mixed media 30 x 20 40 x 30 750 287 Halla Shafey PS Book of Days 2 Pastel on mixed media 30 x 20 40 x 30 750 288 Halla Shafey PS Book of Days 3 Pastel on mixed media 30 x 20 40 x 30 750 289 Halla Shafey PS Book of Days 4 Pastel on mixed media 30 x 20 40 x 30 750 290 Halla Shafey PS Book of Days 5 Pastel on mixed media 30 x 20 40 x 30 750 291 Halla Shafey PS Book of Days 6 Pastel on mixed media 30 x 20 40 x 30 750 292 Janine Shute Teaspoon on Tea Chest No. 3 Pastel 60 x 30 70 x 40 1,050 293 Janine Shute Teaspoon on Tea Chest No. 4 Pastel 60 x 40 70 x 50 1,050 294 Olivia Smithies Christopher Pastel pencil and 40 x 35 53.5 x 45.5 400 compressed charcoal 295 Kendrick Snodin The Botanic Gardens, Dublin Mixed media (conte crayon, 43 x 27 54 x 40 600 pastels, aquarelle pastels, acrylic and watercolour) 296 Kendrick Snodin The Flooded Track, County Carlow, Ireland Mixed media (conte crayon, 42 x 32 54 x 44 650 pastels, aquarelle pastels, acrylic and watercolour) 297 Bruno Sousa Another Though Graphite on paper 55 x 70 79 x 64 600 298 Norma Stephenson PS Baile Mor Pastel 60 x 60 70 x 70 1,800 299 Norma Stephenson PS Farms & Barns Bowland Fells Pastel 60 x 60 70 x 70 1,800 300 Norma Stephenson PS Farms & Barns Yorkshire Dales Pastel 30 x 30 50 x 50 950 301 Norma Stephenson PS Fionnphort Pastel 33 x 33 50 x 50 950 302 Norma Stephenson PS Sound of Iona Pastel 33 x 33 50 x 50 950 303 Norma Stephenson PS Wester Ross Pastel 60 x 60 76 x 76 1,800 304 Yulia Sukhanova Clara Pastel pencil, conte 42 x 30 53 x 42 400 and charcoal 305 Alexandra E. Tataru Gold Ethnic - Culture Mix Chalk pastel and gold leaf 40 x 30 43 x 33 800 on paper 306 Judy Tate Hydrangeas Soft pastel 28 x 28 48 x 48 400 307 Malcolm Taylor PS RBA Friday Flowers Pastel 39 x 39 55 x 55 1,250 308 Malcolm Taylor PS RBA Moored, Low Tide Pastel 32 x 43 46 x 57 1,250 309 Malcolm Taylor PS RBA Moorings Pastel 39 x 39 44 x 44 1,250 310 Malcolm Taylor PS RBA Red Buoy Pastel 39 x 39 55 x 55 1,250 311 Malcolm Taylor PS RBA Shipshape Pastel 30 x 35 57 x 63 950 312 Malcolm Taylor PS RBA Turning Tide Pastel 25 x 24 39 x 39 750 313 John Threlfall SWLA Pre Harvest Pastel 32 x 42 55 x 64 480 314 John Threlfall SWLA Strandlines Pastel 26 x 30 49 x 52 400 315 John Threlfall SWLA Winter’s Flourish Pastel 29 x 45 55 x 64 540 316 John Tookey PS Conversation Benet Street Pastel 35 x 42 55 x 62 850 317 John Tookey PS Foreshore Figures, Harwich Pastel 25 x 51 41 x 66 800
Name Title Medium Size (cm) Framed £ 318 John Tookey PS Kings Parade Cambridge Pastel 33 x 51 53 x 71 900 319 John Tookey PS Parking Ticket Bayswater Pastel 31 x 23 47 x 38 600 320 John Tookey PS The Orwell Pastel 26 x 35 41 x 51 600 321 Paul Trussell Pear and Orange Pastel on paper 24 x 24 49 x 49 725 322 Victoria Udovikina Simba Charcoal 28 x 35 41 x 50 600 323 Rosemary Vanns Bottles, Pot, Alcohol Stove and Apples Charcoal on acrylic wash 32 x 41 64 x 67 400 (Homage to Cezanne) No. 2 324 Peter Vincent PS Autumn Peepshow Pastel on card 61 x 61 65 x 65 800 325 Peter Vincent PS Green Apples Pastel on paper 38 x 48 40 x 50 400 326 Peter Vincent PS Lollypop Walk - Town Place Pastel on card 76 x 76 79 x 79 950 327 Peter Vincent PS Quince Pastel on paper 38 x 48 40 x 50 400 328 Peter Vincent PS Red Sky Pastel on card 61 x 61 65 x 65 800 329 Peter Vincent PS Tropical Snow Pastel on card 61 x 61 65 x 65 800 330 Lorraine Wake Blue Vase Oil pastel 12 x 12 26 x 26 400 331 Katrina Wallis-King PS Brecon Hawthorns Pastel, charcoal and acrylic 29 x 38 45 x 52 575 332 Katrina Wallis-King PS Evening Poppies Pastel, charcoal and acrylic 31 x 31 47 x 47 520 333 Katrina Wallis-King PS Fording the Stream Pastel, charcoal and acrylic 42 x 42 56 x 56 725 334 Katrina Wallis-King PS Forest Pine Pastel and charcoal 42 x 30 56 x 42 600 335 Katrina Wallis-King PS Winter Berries Pastel, charcoal and acrylic 43 x 29 57 x 42 615 336 Tianyin Wang Deer Charcoal on paper 58 x 42 65 x 49 550 337 Tianyin Wang Socialisation Charcoal on paper 50 x 50 65 x 65 900 338 Toby Ward NEAC Studio Easel Pencil, conte chalk and 48 x 32 56 x 40 1,250 pastel over watercolour 339 Bryony Watson Keep Out Soft pastel 60 x 42 71 x 54 625 340 Christine Watson PS Alvaro Siza Doorway Pastel on paper 59 x 42 75 x 58 650 341 Christine Watson PS Evening, Galaxidi Pastel on paper 59 x 42 75 x 58 650 342 Christine Watson PS Kithira Steps Pastel on paper 59 x 42 75 x 58 650 343 Christine Watson PS Steps Up, Syros Pastel on paper 59 x 42 75 x 58 650 344 Marnie Watson Beyond the Trees Pastel on acrylic 30 x 22 40 x 32 575 345 Dave Watts Nighttime Trawlers, Brixham Pastel 51 x 47 64 x 60 795 346 Jane Wells Autumn Bracken Pastel on board 58 x 45 70 x 60 850 347 Manon West Precious Time Soft pastel on paper 55 x 75 65 x 85 900 348 Toby West King of the River Soft pastel and pastel pencil 27 x 37 37 x 47 1,295 349 Michaela Wheater Harm For Good Reason: Portrait of Pencil on paper 111 x 80 131 x 100 2,495 the Artist’s Mother 350 Tara Will Spring in Green Soft pastel 65 x 50 75 x 60 3,500 351 Roy Wright PS In the Shade of an Oak Charcoal 42 x 28 51 x 36 780 352 Roy Wright PS The First Fall of Snow Charcoal 56 x 36 69 x 48 1,400 353 Roy Wright PS The Snow Still Clinging to the Oak Charcoal 105 x 60 117 x 72 4,200 354 Tom Zaw Lullaby Pencil 50 x 51 3,883 355 Tom Zaw Ruffle Pencil 50 x 40 77 x 57 3,443 356 Tom Zaw Shawl Pencil 50 x 40 77 x 57 3,443
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ARMFIELD, Diana, HNEAC RA
COATES, Tom, PPNEAC PPRBA RP
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CLOUGH, Pauline
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RELPH, Susan
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VINCENT, Peter
WALKER, Tom
WALLIS-KING, Katrina
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