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The Pastel Society 121st Annual Exhibition 5 to 16 February 2020, 10am to 5pm (closes 3pm on final day) Mall Galleries, The Mall, London SW1 020 7930 6844 www.thepastelsociety.org.uk www.mallgalleries.org.uk Registered Charity Number 296479

President’s Foreword

Cover Artist: Bob Last PS

Welcome to this, The Pastel Society’s 121st Annual Exhibition.

It is an event that offers a unique opportunity to see and buy a huge variety of work that reflects the versatility and adaptability of pastel and all dry media, in particular pencil, conté and charcoal.

This year saw a record number of submissions and most notably from overseas artists, a reflection of the high regard in which The Pastel Society is held internationally. It was no simple task for the Selection Committee to decide which of these submissions should hang alongside Members’ work, but we hope you agree the end result is an inspiring collection that fully demonstrates what can be achieved using dry media, whether the artist be representational, abstract or somewhere in between.

As another year of highs and lows brings us into a new decade, I regret to inform you of the deaths of Jason Bowyer and Libby January, two prominent long-standing members who will be sorely missed.

On behalf of the Society I would like to thank Derwent for their continued loyal support of The Pastel Society with the Annual Exhibition and Workshops at The Heatherley School of Fine Art and for so generously sponsoring the Derwent Award and the Visitors’ Choice Award.

My thanks to all our prize-givers, Unison and Caran d’Ache to mention but a few and to our Opener, Paul Martin, from BBC’s Flog It. I would also like to thank the staff of the Mall Galleries for all they have done to ensure the smooth running of this exhibition. Their unstinting behind the scenes support and professionalism is an example to us all.

I hope you enjoy this year’s exhibition and this catalogue to accompany it, which includes articles by our cover artist Bob Last, featured artist Alexander Prowse, and Invited Artist Mark Cazalet.

In a few weeks’ time, a new £20 note featuring JMW Turner, England’s greatest painter will be issued. The appearance of an artist on the most commonly circulating banknote in Britain marks an auspicious start to the coming decade. May it roar louder than ever!

– Jeannette Hayes PPS, President

Bob Last Squaring the Circle

“I started using pastels after I retired and went back to life drawing – something I had not done since my student days. Over the years I have explored many subjects - landscapes, still life, abstracts and portraits – all of which I still enjoy doing.

However, recently I have changed my approach and like to stand in front of a blank canvas or board with no plan or formulated idea as to what I am going to do.

I work on board or MDF, which I prime with gesso, and add pumice powder to give a textured surface. I then just start making marks with charcoal. I like to think of this initial stage as charcoal scaffolding onto which I build shape and form with colour. I need to make marks to have something to respond to. Spaces left empty are as important to the design as what is drawn. I like to keep changing what I do and how I do it. This probably comes from working as a freelance designer for over 40 years. I constantly had to think up new ideas, be inventive and solve problems.

I feel working directly without any subject in mind allows the subconscious to take over and what results can be really interesting and often surprising.”

– Bob Last PS, Cover Artist

Events during the exhibition

Workshops

Free Demonstrations and Talks

A special series of workshops for the amateur and professional artist. The workshops cover a wide range of subjects and will be tutored by members of The Pastel Society.

Fri 7 Feb, 10:30am to 1:30pm The Sketchbook – View & Discuss with Simon Hodges Fri 7 Feb, 2:30pm to 4:30pm Pastel demonstration by John Tookey Mon 10 Feb, 11:30am to 3pm Pastel demonstration by Peter Vincent Tue 11 Feb, 2pm to 4pm Pastel demonstration by Roger Dellar Wed 12 Feb, 10:30am to 1:30pm The Sketchbook – View & Discuss with Simon Hodges Thur 13 Feb, 2pm to 4:30pm The Sketchbook – View & Discuss with Simon Hodges Fri 14 Feb, 11:30am to 1pm Brian Dunce talks about his experimental portrait of the German-born poet and artist Baroness Elsa von FreytagLoringhoven (1874-1927), a raucous ‘proto-punk’ poet from whom Duchamp allegedly stole the concept for his urinal.

Venue: The Heatherley School of Fine Art 75 Lots Rd, Chelsea, London SW10 0RN £60 per day or £55 per day if booking four For Friends of The Pastel Society: £55 per day or £50 per day if booking four Mon 30 Mar

Perspective and Architecture with Richard Rees

Wed 1 April

Life Drawing and Portraiture with Sue Relph For all levels of experience

Thur 2 April

Portraiture in Charcoal with Caroline Bays

Wed 15 April Buildings using under wash of Inks

with Jan Munro Thur 16 April Colour and Composition with Felicity House Fri 17 April

Pastel Interiors with John Tookey

For full details, please visit www.thepastelsociety.org.uk

Fri 14 Feb, 1:30pm to 3:30pm Pastel demonstration by Jan Munro

Art Event Evening Tuesday 11 February, 5:30pm to 7:30pm Paint or draw alongside members of The Pastel Society with models, music and wine.

Tickets £12 to participate, or spectate for £8. Discounts for Friends of Mall Galleries, Free for Friends of The Pastel Society.

Book online at www.mallgalleries.org.uk

Drawing Session Thursday 13 February, 10am to 12 noon Free event, with drawing materials provided by Derwent

The Pastel Society Drawing Session with Central School of Ballet 2018

Prizes & Awards

Invited Artist: Mark Cazalet

There are a number of prizes and awards available to artists at the Annual Exhibition. These include: Derwent Award £1,000 worth of products Previous winners: 2016 Michael Norman PS 2017 Felicity House PS 2018 Simon Hodges PS 2019 Sarah Bee PS Annie Longley Award £250 The Artist Magazine Award Feature article Artists & Illustrators Award Feature article Buzzacott Award £750 Caran d’Ache Award Product prize Frank Herring & Sons Award Product prize The Anthony J Lester Art Critic Award A certificate of commendation and £50 Henri Roché Award Product prize The Pastel Society Catalogue Award First and Second Prize: Featured catalogue images The Pastel Society Visitors’ Choice Award £250 worth of Derwent vouchers The Pastel Society Young Artist Award £200 Royal Talens Award Product prize Schmincke Award Product prize

Mark Cazalet Night Watch 3

“My images all start as encounters in front of nature, site specific responses, each with their own peculiarities of light, spatial depth and atmosphere. I think of them as resonances, like waves in a ripple tank reflecting off the sides creating a dynamic gestalt movement across the surface of the paper.

Resonance is defined as the sound which is produced by an object when it vibrates at the same rate as the sound waves from another object.

Colour reverberates for me through interaction of complementary effects, harmonies or in variation of intensity and tone. Colours placed adjacently are spatial, this depth is woven with the flat patterns of design.

To play with chromatics in this way is lyrical like setting a song or uttering a psalm. It can also be seen theologically as making a visible sign of inward transitions in perception, which are endlessly shifting and deepening. Andrew Marvell put it better in his seventeenth century poem The Garden, where our consciousness is transfigured by the power behind nature to a green thought in a green shade, an effect I aspire for my work to induce, similar to the sense of metanoia being a turning towards light.

Unison Young Artist Award £500

I trained in Cornwall, then Paris and India on postgraduate scholarships. Each place changed my working processes and references and I am indebted to each specific environment I have lived in. Recently I had a five week sabbatical in Kyoto drawing in the stroll and Zen gardens. The impact of this experience has yet to work its way out but another shift is coming.”

West Design - Faber Castell Award Product prize

– Mark Cazalet, Invited Artist

Unison Member Award Set of 72 pastels Unison Non-member Award Set of 72 pastels

Featured Artist: Alexander Prowse PS Become a Friend of The Pastel Society As a Friend you help support the Society in its remit to encourage and promote the pastel medium within the contemporary art world, and receive the following benefits: • • • • • • • • •

David Drew MBE as ‘The Jailer’

David Drew MBE as ‘Ugly Sister’

“In 1978 my wife and I were invited to moor our floating Art Gallery in the Pool of Little Venice, London. It was here that we first met David Drew and his wife June and the beginning of a lifelong and special friendship.

David was a principal dancer with The Royal Ballet and Director of The Ballet Association. A regular visitor to the studio and particularly encouraging of my figure drawing, he made it possible for me to draw student dancers during rehearsals at the company School, White Lodge.

An introduction to Norman Morrice, then Director of The Royal Ballet, was a short step to the huge privilege of being allowed to capture scenes from the wings and dressing rooms of The Opera House, Covent Garden. This continued under the directorship of his successor, Dame Monica Mason.

Twice-yearly newsletter, with interviews and features Early bird information e.g. PS Members’ exhibitions, workshops and open studios Discounted rates for all workshops A token of £100 to be awarded to a Friend towards the purchase of a painting in the Annual Exhibition Free workshops for Life Members Social events with Friends and Members Occasional studio & exhibition visits and Private Views Free admission and catalogue to the Annual Exhibition Friends Tour of the exhibition

Annual Subscription £35 If joining after 30 June in the current year £17.50 Life Friend Subscription £1,000

Enrolment Form Payment can be made by cheque or BACs. To pay by BACs, visit www.thepastelsociety.org.uk To pay by cheque, complete this form and return it to: Norma Stephenson PS, Friends Secretary Jack Beck House, Keasden, Clapham via Lancaster LA2 8EY Please enrol me as a Friend of the PS. I enclose my subscription of £35 / £17.50 / £1,000 (circle) (Cheques should be made payable to The Pastel Society) Name ..............................................................................................

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The four pieces displayed at this year’s exhibition portray David in some of his renowned character roles: Thomas in La Fille mal gardée, Ugly Sister in Cinderella, The Jailer in Manon, and Von Rothbart from the ballet Swan Lake.

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David Drew MBE died in 2015, although his legacy continues.”

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– Alexander Prowse PS, Featured Artist

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The Pastel Society Catalogue Award

First Prize Susie Prangnell Escapade Soft pastel 71 x 71 cm £520

“Escapade is worked in pure soft pastel on Pastelmat. I have used versions of the primary colours to create a childlike sense of adventure and mischief. I like the idea of pattern and order being disrupted giving me, as an adult, the freedom to play with shape, colour and composition.

I prefer to work intuitively drawing upon memories, sketches, studies, and imagination so that my work gradually evolves. I am aware of an ebb and flow process during which I keep an open mind about the direction the work will take.” – Susie Prangnell

Second Prize Halla Shafey Girl Bride Soft pastel 100 x 100 cm £3,000

Angela A’Court Amsterdam Soft pastel 119 x 94 cm £4,500

Tony Allain Snowfall Pastel 66 x 86 cm £2,500

Victor Ambrus Aña Resting Pastel & conté 100 x 74 cm £3,500

Glenys Ambrus Garden Path - Ripley Pastel 71.5 x 96 cm £1,450

June Arnold Alleyway with Motorbikes, Rajasthan Soft pastel 94 x 76 cm £1,350

Liz Balkwill Saké with Japanese Anemones Pastel 51 x 57 cm £1,350

Janine Baldwin Fence Line Pastel, charcoal & graphite 50 x 50 cm £425

Caroline Bays Red Parka Pastel 84 x 64 cm £950

David Brammeld Edge of the Wood Pastel 81 x 106 cm £1,250

Sarah Bee Rocky Inlet, Burgh Island Pastel 49 x 49 cm £980

Patricia Cain George’s Walk (Panels 10-13) Pastel 170 x 315 cm £24,000

Melodie Cook Alexi and the Spider Ink, charcoal & pastel 117 x 82 cm £1,950

James Crittenden Visitor Pastel 79.5 x 89 cm £4,200

Cheryl Culver The Path around the Lake Pastel 76 x 76 cm £1,750

Susan Dakakni Trees in a Thicket I Charcoal 45 x 51 cm £780

Roger Dellar Festival Time, Serville Pastel 94 x 120 cm £2,500

Matthew Draper The Sound at Twilight Pastel 113 x 177 cm £9,750 Brian Dunce The Baroness Oil pastel & collage 160 x 130 cm £10,000

Jaana Fowler Still Life with Kitchen Rolls Oil pastel & collage 43 x 53 cm £625

Margaret Glass Autumn, Venice Pastel 48 x 59 cm £750

Sheila Goodman Thirlmere Pastel 54 x 54 cm £595

Martin Goold Yellow Moon Garden Pastel 66 x 66 cm £850

Jeannette Hayes Pink Hedge Pastel 55 x 44 cm £950

Jenny Halstead Lazy Afternoon Pastel 70 x 68 cm £890

Simon Hodges Melting Glacier 2 Pastel 44 x 50 cm £595 Benjamin Hope Earthenware #1 Soft pastel 45 x 40 cm £1,400

Felicity House Figs & Peaches for Lunch Pastel & watercolour 54 x 57 cm £850

Moira Huntly Towards Berea, Pembrokeshire Pastel 60 x 73 cm £1,750

Jill Jeffrey Still Standing Pastel 66 x 47 cm £650

Joanne Last Weather Change Pastel 71 x 71 cm £875

Bob Last Flints from the Garden Pastel 64 x 77 cm £860

Richard Marshall Pembrokeshire Coast Pastel 67 x 76 cm £850

Michael Norman Gorse, St Martins Pastel 54 x 63 cm £900 Jan Munro The Perfect Pair Pastel 67 x 67 cm £950

Richard Rees Le Mans Cathedral Oil pastel 51 x 66 cm £850 Alexander Prowse David Drew MBE as ‘Ugly Sister’ (“Cinderella”) Oil pastel 81 x 61 cm £1,450

Susan Relph Phoebe - 4 Sittings (Work in Progress) Pastel & graphite 63 x 80 cm £980 Norma Stephenson Sailor’s Creek Pastel 71 x 70 cm £1,200

John Tookey In the Gallery Pastel 41 x 48 cm £400

Malcolm Taylor West Coast Blues Pastel 65 x 65 cm £850

Peter Vincent Turquoise Lake Pastel 79 x 79 cm £950

Ann Wilkinson Close Family Two Pastel 76 x 74 cm £750

Tom Walker Glimpses 3 Pastel 84 x 74 cm £450

Roy Wright Summer Leaves Charcoal 149 x 83 cm £3,800

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1 Angela A’Court PS Amsterdam Soft pastel 119 x 94 4,500 2 Tony Allain PS ARSMA Otago Sheep Station Pastel 66 x 86 2,500 3 Tony Allain PS ARSMA Snowfall Pastel 66 x 86 2,500 4 James Allen Southbank across the Thames Compressed charcoal 53 x 70 740 5 Sophie Amauger Contre-jour en Septembre (Counter Day in September) Dry pastel 31 x 31 540 6 Glenys Ambrus PS Clare in Pink Skirt Pastel 71.5 x 96 1,450 7 Glenys Ambrus PS Flower Arranger Pastel 62 x 72 1,750 8 Glenys Ambrus PS Garden Path - Ripley Pastel 71.5 x 96 1,450 9 Glenys Ambrus PS Girl with Yellow Top Pastel 65 x 54 1,200 10 Victor Ambrus PS RE FRSA Aña Resting Pastel & conté 100 x 74 3,500 11 Victor Ambrus PS RE FRSA The Cantor Pastel & conté 87 x 72 2,950 12 Victor Ambrus PS RE FRSA The Handyman Pastel & conté 100 x 74 2,950 13 June Arnold PS Alleyway with Motorbikes, Rajasthan Soft pastel 94 x 76 1,350 14 June Arnold PS Cafe on the Piazza Soft pastel 98 x 78 1,350 15 June Arnold PS Chiesa Santa Caterina, Palermo Charcoal & white pastel 88 x 69 850 16 June Arnold PS Croatian Café Soft pastel 93 x 75 1,350 17 Michele Ashby Masquerade Pastel 40 x 40 1,400 18 Michele Ashby When All You Feel Are Shadows, Turn Your Face to the Light Pastel 43 x 40 1,400 19 Maximillion Baccanello Lee Charcoal 98 x 80 3,000 20 Janine Baldwin PS Blustery Day on the Wolds Pastel, charcoal & graphite 57 x 57 425 21 Janine Baldwin PS Expanse II Pastel, charcoal & graphite 71 x 71 595 22 Janine Baldwin PS Fence Line Pastel, charcoal & graphite 50 x 50 425 23 Janine Baldwin PS Glimpse Pastel, charcoal & graphite 57 x 57 425 24 Janine Baldwin PS Silence II Pastel, charcoal & graphite 44 x 67 425 25 Liz Balkwill PS Dairy Pastel 47 x 58 1,150 26 Liz Balkwill PS Lemon and Honey Pastel 46 x 49 950 27 Liz Balkwill PS Mercato Centrale Firenze Pastel 53 x 67 1,600 28 Liz Balkwill PS Persimmons and Citrus Pastel 47 x 53 1,250 29 Liz Balkwill PS Saké with Japanese Anemones Pastel 51 x 57 1,350 30 Nadine Marie Ban Self-Portrait Coloured pencil 25 x 19 300 31 Caroline Bays PS Chris Barber Charcoal 101 x 80 850 32 Caroline Bays PS Natasha Pastel 102 x 80 895 33 Caroline Bays PS Natasha - Back View Charcoal 84 x 64 895 34 Caroline Bays PS Red Parka Pastel 84 x 64 950 35 Sarah Bee PS Cove at Hell’s Mouth Pastel 49 x 49 980 36 Sarah Bee PS Gorse Thicket, Haldon Forest Pastel 49 x 49 980 37 Sarah Bee PS Laneside Lime Pastel 68 x 68 1,600 38 Sarah Bee PS Rocky Inlet, Burgh Island Pastel 49 x 49 980 39 Sarah Bee PS Seaweed at Soar Mill Cove Pastel 68 x 68 1,600 40 Keith Bennett Low Tide Pastel 89 x 47 750 41 Keith Bennett St Michael’s Mount from the South Pastel 69 x 87 750 42 Keith Bennett Twilight Studland Bay Pastel 84 x 67 750 43 Alison Berrett Seascapes of the Soul - Unleashed Pastel 58 x 76 490 44 Christine Berrington Banff Rooftops Pastel & watercolour 59 x 76 695 45 Maria Botcharova Still Walking Oil pastel 30 x 21 750 46 David Brammeld PS RBA RBSA A Quiet Walk on the Downs Pastel 81 x 106 1,250 47 David Brammeld PS RBA RBSA Autumn Light Pastel 33 x 42 795 48 David Brammeld PS RBA RBSA Edge of the Wood Pastel 81 x 106 1,250 49 David Brammeld PS RBA RBSA Tangled Wood Graphite & coloured pencil 81 x 106 1,225

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50 David Brammeld PS RBA RBSA Two Lonely Trees Pastel 106 x 81 1,250 51 Laura Buxton Enveloped in Clematis and Loss Charcoal 85 x 113 1,500 52 Patricia Cain PS NEAC RGI ARWS George’s Walk (Panels 10-13) Pastel 170 x 315 24,000 53 June Carey RGI RSW Listening to Angels Pen & pencil on wood & paper 60 x 60 3,900 54 Fiona Carvell Fire of the Deep Pastel 76 x 76 900 55 Mark Cazalet (Invited Artist) Night Watch 3 Oil pastel 85 x 182 8,500 56 Gail Chalk Eltham Palace Late Summer Pastel 40 x 30 440 57 Fiona Clasen Walnut Oil Pastel 73 x 59 600 58 Patricia Clements Still Life with Gladioli Pastel 84 x 95 950 59 S A Clowes White Cats, Purple Hat Pastel 75 x 58 695 60 Melodie Cook PS Alexi and the Spider Ink, charcoal & pastel 117 x 82 1,950 61 Melodie Cook PS Ellie with Poppy Charcoal & pastel 117 x 82 1,950 62 Melodie Cook PS Grace with Lilies Charcoal & pastel 117 x 82 1,950 63 James Crittenden PS Visitor Pastel 79.5 x 89 4,200 64 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA At the Falls Pastel 86 x 86 2,200 65 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA Before the Falls II Pastel 76 x 76 1,750 66 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA Little Mountain Stream Pastel 56 x 56 695 67 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA The Green, Green Grass of Home Pastel 86 x 86 2,200 68 Cheryl Culver PPPS RBA The Path around the Lake Pastel 76 x 76 1,750 69 Frances Cuthill Portrait Drawing Charcoal 53 x 38 450 70 Susan Dakakni PS Trees in a Thicket I Charcoal 45 x 51 780 71 Susan Dakakni PS Trees in a Thicket II Charcoal 45 x 51 780 72 Susan Dakakni PS Trees in a Thicket III Charcoal 45 x 51 780 73 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI Early Morning Light, Algarve Pastel 48 x 48 695 74 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI Festival Time, Serville Pastel 94 x 120 2,500 75 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI Into the Light, Drury Lane Pastel 79 x 70 1,500 76 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI Sun & Shadows, Trafalgar Square Pastel 57 x 57 950 77 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI The Ploughing Match Pastel 53 x 53 900 78 Louise Diggle Brentford Boatyard Pastel 34 x 43 540 79 Louise Diggle Kensington Gardens, Early Autumn Pastel 28 x 37 440 80 David Douglas View across the Thames Coloured pencil 65 x 51 340 81 Matthew Draper PS For A Split Second, Crepuscular Rays Series No 21 Pastel 60 x 78 2,250 82 Matthew Draper PS Streak, Crepuscular Rays Series 19 Pastel 99 x 127 5,850 83 Matthew Draper PS The Sound at Twilight Pastel 113 x 177 9,750 84 Matthew Draper PS Translucent, Crepuscular Rays Series No 29 Pastel 99 x 127 5,850 85 Brian Dunce PS The Baroness Oil pastel & collage 160 x 130 10,000 86 Polly Dutton Into the Sun Pastel 38 x 38 495 87 Polly Dutton Turquoise Mist Pastel 30 x 30 300 88 Tat Elsbury Empty Promises Graphite pencil & charcoal 74 x 59 3,500 89 Jaana Fowler PS Still Life with Kitchen Rolls Oil pastel & collage 43 x 53 625 90 Jaana Fowler PS Still Life with Stripes Oil pastel & collage 53 x 43 675 91 Jaana Fowler PS Still Life with Two Pears Oil pastel & collage 43 x 53 675 92 Barry Freeman Riverbank Morning Pastel 54 x 60 625 93 Soraya French Daily Chores Pastel 36 x 36 575 94 Soraya French Market Day Pastel 72 x 72 1,995 95 Toni Frostick Wheels of the Roving Cafe Soft pastel 15 x 22 350 96 Marine Futin Berlin Soft pastel 64 x 50 5,000 97 Tracey Gent Come Hither Willow charcoal & black pencil 66 x 54 1,050 98 Louise Gillard Last Light, Weymouth Harbour Soft pastel 50 x 60 475

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99 Margaret Glass PS Autumn, Venice Pastel 48 x 59 750 100 Margaret Glass PS By the Gunnera Pastel 63 x 78 1,300 101 Margaret Glass PS Dawn, River Deben Pastel 33 x 53 550 102 Margaret Glass PS Morning Sunlight Pastel 56 x 65 1,100 103 Kitty Glavin A Table at Seven Oil pastel 213 x 94 2,000 104 Sheila Goodman PS Enclosure Pastel 66 x 69 825 105 Sheila Goodman PS Evening Reflections Pastel 43 x 45 495 106 Sheila Goodman PS Silent Morning Pastel 46 x 67 725 107 Sheila Goodman PS Spring in Catalonia Pastel 50 x 57 650 108 Sheila Goodman PS Thirlmere Pastel 54 x 54 595 109 Martin Goold PS Night Garden Pastel 66 x 66 750 110 Martin Goold PS Night Garden II Pastel 50 x 50 600 111 Martin Goold PS Verona Skyline Pastel 66 x 86 850 112 Martin Goold PS Verona Sunlight Pastel 66 x 86 850 113 Martin Goold PS Yellow Moon Garden Pastel 66 x 66 850 114 Lyn Gray Jane Charcoal & conté 50 x 74 600 115 Mary Greenacre L’Automne (Sarah’s Hair) Soft pastel 58 x 44 1,000 116 Janine Hall Towards Barnes from Hammersmith Bridge Pencil 39 x 46 2,000 117 Jenny Halstead PS A Herd at Graze Pastel 70 x 68 890 118 Jenny Halstead PS Early Spring, Early Morning Pastel 70 x 68 890 119 Jenny Halstead PS Follow My Leader Pastel 70 x 68 890 120 Jenny Halstead PS Lazy Afternoon Pastel 70 x 68 890 121 Jeannette Hayes PPS Blue Field Pastel 55 x 44 950 122 Jeannette Hayes PPS Garden Shadows Pastel 77 x 60.5 1,800 123 Jeannette Hayes PPS Green Metropolis Pastel 94 x 69 2,500 124 Jeannette Hayes PPS Pink Hedge Pastel 55 x 44 950 125 Jeannette Hayes PPS Red Window Pastel 35.5 x 35.5 450 126 Simon Hodges PS Melting Glacier 1 Pastel 91 x 65 975 127 Simon Hodges PS Melting Glacier 2 Pastel 44 x 50 595 128 Simon Hodges PS Melting Glacier 3 Pastel 44 x 50 595 129 Simon Hodges PS Melting Glacier 4 Pastel 44 x 50 595 130 Simon Hodges PS Melting Glacier 5 Pastel 44 x 50 595 131 Emma Hollaway Erasmus Pastel & pencil 91 x 70 1,200 132 Rick Holmes Borough Market Soft pastel & collage 56 x 66 825 133 Rick Holmes Emsworth Creek Soft pastel & collage 57 x 57 725 134 Rick Holmes John’s Boat Yard Soft pastel 57 x 57 725 135 Benjamin Hope PS NEAC ARSMA Earthenware #1 Soft pastel 45 x 40 1,400 136 Benjamin Hope PS NEAC ARSMA Old Metal Kettle #2 Oil pastel 43 x 38 1,000 137 Benjamin Hope PS NEAC ARSMA Peter Soft pastel 96 x 65 2,400 138 Dominique Houard La Roue de Secours Soft pastel 70 x 70 2,500 139 Dominique Houard Les Mètres du Monde Soft pastel 40 x 40 1,700 140 Felicity House PS Figs & Peaches for Lunch Pastel & watercolour 54 x 57 850 141 Felicity House PS Fromage Blanc for Breakfast Pastel 65 x 76 1,200 142 Felicity House PS Going across the Square at Sauve Pastel 64 x 77 1,200 143 Felicity House PS Motorbike at Le Bossens, Sauve Pastel 65 x 77 1,200 144 Felicity House PS Walled Garden at Encombe Pastel 70 x 69 1,200 145 Owain Hunt Reflection Pencil 50 x 37 450 146 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Bethesda, North Wales Pastel 34 x 43 795 147 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Boats at Portscatho Pastel 34 x 43 795

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148 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Corner of Brixham Pastel 49 x 49 1,100 149 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Old Orchard, Cumbria Pastel 60 x 73 1,750 150 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Towards Berea, Pembrokeshire Pastel 60 x 73 1,750 151 Henry Jabbour Morning, Noon, Night Oil pastel 35 x 60 600 152 Henry Jabbour My Heart Went On Oil pastel 51 x 44 800 153 Henry Jabbour Self - Contemplating Middle Age Oil pastel, graphite & pencil 51 x 44 800 154 Laura Jacobs Shifting Sands Charcoal, chalk & acrylic 155 x 115 1,525 155 Julia Jacs Willow Tree Pencil & graphite 56 x 46 720 156 Jill Jeffrey PS Boundaries Pastel 69 x 66 750 157 Jill Jeffrey PS Shieldaig Shed Pastel 47 x 42 395 158 Jill Jeffrey PS Still Standing Pastel 66 x 47 650 159 Jill Jeffrey PS Tall Tree Pastel 92 x 67 900 160 Jill Jeffrey PS Wind Blown West Pastel 83 x 65 900 161 Eliza John Preparation for a Night Out Oil pastel 75 x 75 800 162 Maria Kaleta Sunset over St Paul’s Cathedral, London Oil pastel 38 x 45 650 163 Calypso Keightley A Dress Carbon pencil 61 x 47 475 164 Abel Kesteven Food Time Pastel 50 x 61 425 165 Steven King Thin Air Oil pastel & charcoal 83 x 78 700 166 Simon Klein Figures, Hat, and Moon Chalk pastel 68 x 48 875 167 Simon Klein Spanish Boot Pastel 56 x 36 875 168 Margaret Larlham Seeds of Change Pastel 52 x 66 900 169 Vanessa Rosalia Larsen Shadow Chases Light, 1 Graphite 42 x 30 550 170 Bob Last PS Cityscape Charcoal & pastel 79 x 104 1,300 171 Bob Last PS Colour in Space Pastel 50 x 70 360 172 Bob Last PS Flints from the Garden Pastel 64 x 77 860 173 Bob Last PS Mick Jagger Oil pastel 80 x 65 2,300 174 Bob Last PS Squaring the Circle Charcoal & pastel 65.5 x 86 860 175 Joanne Last PS Approaching Rain Pastel 53 x 53 550 176 Joanne Last PS First Snow Pastel 53 x 53 550 177 Joanne Last PS Lilac Landscape Pastel 35 x 32 325 178 Joanne Last PS Weather Change Pastel 71 x 71 875 179 Joanne Last PS Winter Colours Pastel 43 x 43 450 180 Teresa Lawler Waiting in the Shadows Pastel & graphite 64 x 83 1,150 181 Kevin Line RBSA Gofh Tea not yet Made Charcoal 113 x 87 2,800 182 Ron Logan Stumped Graphite 46 x 59 800 183 Catherine MacDiarmid Personal Space - Angel Charcoal 106 x 115 1,800 184 Francois Malnati Gilt Candy Paper 2 Soft pastel 64 x 64 1,600 185 Cesar Mammadov Paris Pastel 65 x 45 5,000 186 Nina Mankin Memories of France... Muriel’s Shadow Oil pastel 40 x 30 350 187 Nina Mankin Plant & Table Lines Oil pastel & ink pen 40 x 30 350 188 Richard Marshall PS Pembrokeshire Coast Pastel 67 x 76 850 189 Daniel Martirossian Max White colour pencil 23 x 32 300 190 Annie Mcmanus Plaice Pencil 36 x 30 300 191 Jonathan Middlemiss Elemental Ravine - Primal Boulder Pastel 46 x 46 500 192 Tom Mole Boa Skeleton Graphite 54 x 173 3,250 193 Luis Morris ROI Mia 3 Pastel, charcoal & chalk 51 x 37 450 194 Daniel Munday Struggle Pencil 61 x 66 1,800 195 Daniel Munday Vacant Pastel & pencil 95 x 72 3,950 196 Jan Munro PS Damask Neutrals Pastel 68 x 66 950

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197 Jan Munro PS Full House Pastel 65 x 66 950 198 Jan Munro PS Little Orange Jar Pastel 66 x 65 950 199 Jan Munro PS Little Turquoise Clock Pastel 50 x 50 495 200 Jan Munro PS The Perfect Pair Pastel 67 x 67 950 201 Elizabeth Nast Homerton High Street Pastel 38 x 58 965 202 Michael Norman VPPS Gorse, St Martins Pastel 54 x 63 900 203 Michael Norman VPPS Low Tide, St Martins Pastel 67 x 82 1,500 204 Anna Pinkster Six Bathers, Dorset IV Pastel & charcoal on tea wash 79 x 61 695 205 Emily Powell Getting to Know Home Pencil crayon 23 x 33 375 206 Susie Prangnell Escapade Soft pastel 71 x 71 520 207 Susie Prangnell Fragments of Rhythm Soft pastel 71 x 71 520 208 Richard Proctor Figure Study (I) Pastel 41 x 40 1,250 209 Richard Proctor Figure Study (II) Pastel 39 x 44 1,250 210 Alexander Prowse PS David Drew MBE as ‘The Jailer’ (“Manon”) Oil pastel 108 x 78 2,300 211 Alexander Prowse PS David Drew MBE as ‘Thomas’ (“La Fille mal gardée”) Oil pastel 76 x 62 1,450 212 Alexander Prowse PS David Drew MBE as ‘Ugly Sister’ (“Cinderella”) Oil pastel 81 x 61 1,450 213 Alexander Prowse PS David Drew MBE as ‘Von Rothbart’ (“Swan Lake”) Oil pastel 108 x 78 2,300 214 Ian Rawling Pineapple Charcoal 124 x 89 960 215 Ian Rawling Sunny Side up Soft pastel & pastel pencil 63 x 78 960 216 Ian Rawling Wobbly Macaroons Soft pastel & pastel pencil 65 x 65 840 217 Richard Rees PS Jodhpur Brahmin Houses (Fragment) Oil pastel 43 x 32 420 218 Richard Rees PS Le Mans Cathedral Oil pastel 51 x 66 850 219 Richard Rees PS Orvieto Rooftops Oil pastel 41 x 53 500 220 Richard Rees PS Roussanou Monastery, Meteora, Greece Oil pastel 66 x 50 850 221 Richard Rees PS Staithes Rooftops Oil pastel 61 x 77 900 222 Susan Relph PS Andrew - 5 Sittings Pastel, graphite, ink & pencil 90 x 104 980 223 Susan Relph PS Frank - The Sculptor with his Sculpture Oil pastel 80 x 63 890 224 Susan Relph PS Phoebe - 4 Sittings (Work in Progress) Pastel & graphite 63 x 80 980 225 Susan Relph PS Rachel - Brief Study from Life 24.4.13 Coloured pencil & graphite 52 x 65 740 226 Susan Relph PS Shieldaig - Diagonal Rain (Final Brief Study) Graphite & coloured pencil 38 x 43 790 227 Dave Roberts Carneddau with Snow Soft pastel 83 x 106 775 228 Sheila Roe Builders’ Rubble Mixed media & pastel 50 x 65 530 229 Jocelyn Rossiter Lean on Me Oil pastel, ink & acrylic 53 x 43 560 230 Jocelyn Rossiter Seeing Me, Seeing You Oil pastel, ink & acrylic 53 x 43 560 231 Minty Sainsbury The Carmini Venice Graphite 66 x 66 1,500 232 Minty Sainsbury Zanipolo Venice Graphite 86 x 66 1,800 233 Halla Shafey Girl Bride Soft pastel 100 x 100 3,000 234 Halla Shafey Mediterranean Summer 1 Soft pastel 68 x 82 1,500 235 Halla Shafey The Displaced Soft pastel 100 x 100 3,000 236 Chengyi Song Peony Pavilion Pastel 55 x 38 8,000 237 Norma Stephenson PS Hedgerow 1 Pastel 71 x 70 900 238 Norma Stephenson PS Hedgerow 2 Pastel 79 x 79 1,600 239 Norma Stephenson PS Luskentyre Beach, Isle of Harris Pastel 79 x 79 1,600 240 Norma Stephenson PS Sailor’s Creek Pastel 71 x 70 1,200 241 Norma Stephenson PS The Pink Jug Pastel 54 x 54 700 242 Robert Strange 12 Rusty Buckles Colour pencil 45 x 45 1,450 243 Janette Summerfield The Perfect Spot Soft pastel 51 x 43 450 244 Janette Summerfield Transforming the English Countryside II Soft pastel 51 x 43 450 245 Mary Swift Morning Pastel 40 x 50 400

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246 Mary Swift Sunset Pastel 40 x 50 400 247 Judy Tate Midnight Sonata Soft pastel & charcoal 56 x 56 395 248 Malcolm Taylor PS Alleyway Pastel 61 x 51 780 249 Malcolm Taylor PS Black Vase Pastel 50 x 50 590 250 Malcolm Taylor PS Estuary Pastel 65 x 65 750 251 Malcolm Taylor PS Penwith Pastel 60 x 60 700 252 Malcolm Taylor PS West Coast Blues Pastel 65 x 65 850 253 John Tookey PS A West End Back Street Pastel 47 x 48 450 254 John Tookey PS In the Gallery Pastel 41 x 48 400 255 John Tookey PS Waste Ground, Goole Pastel 45 x 69 650 256 Sam van Strien A/S Bjolvefossen Graphite 40 x 40 450 257 Peter Vincent PS FRSA Log Cabin Pastel 79 x 79 950 258 Peter Vincent PS FRSA Sea Wall - Seaford Head Pastel 54 x 54 450 259 Peter Vincent PS FRSA Turquoise Lake Pastel 79 x 79 950 260 Peter Vincent PS FRSA Up River - Ironbridge Pastel 79 x 79 950 261 Peter Vincent PS FRSA Woodland Stream - Slovenia Pastel 54 x 54 450 262 Kim Vines El Roja Pastel 64 x 64 850 263 Avis Wu Untitled1918 Pastel & pencil 43 x 43 3,750 264 Avis Wu Untitled1923 Pastel & pencil 43 x 43 3,750 265 Benjamin Wade Evanescent Encounter on a Rainy Day Graphite pencil 38 x 46 2,500 266 Tom Walker PS Glimpses 1 Pastel 96 x 76 500 267 Tom Walker PS Glimpses 2 Pastel 96 x 77 500 268 Tom Walker PS Glimpses 3 Pastel 84 x 74 450 269 Tom Walker PS Glimpses 4 Pastel 54 x 74 400 270 Tom Walker PS Glimpses 5 Pastel 74 x 54 400 271 Katrina Wallis-King Heading Up to Dunkery Beacon Charcoal, pastel, acrylic & gesso 67 x 67 800 272 Katrina Wallis-King Woodland Waters, Worthy Combe Charcoal, pastel, acrylic & gesso 50 x 50 625 273 Christine Watson Blue Passage Pastel 75 x 56 500 274 Christine Watson Chefchaouen Steps Pastel 75 x 56 500 275 Ann Wilkinson PS Close Family One Pastel 76 x 74 750 276 Ann Wilkinson PS Close Family Two Pastel 76 x 74 750 277 Tara Will Red Soft pastel, dry 40 x 16 400 278 Tina Willis-Jones Ian Sanguine 53 x 45 600 279 David Wiseman Incoming Tide Hope Cove Pencil 41 x 51 650 280 Roy Wright PS Summer Leaves Charcoal 149 x 83 3,800 281 Roy Wright PS Sunset Charcoal 74 x 115 2,800 282 Roy Wright PS Winter in the Park Charcoal 65 x 79 1,250 The works for sale in The Pastel Society Annual Exhibition are available to buy through the Own Art scheme.

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Acknowledgements Sponsor DERWENT President Jeannette Hayes Vice President Michael Norman Treasurer Colin Murfet Honorary Secretary Jenny Halstead Trustee Moira Huntly RI RSMA RWA Exhibition Secretary Peter Vincent Membership Secretary Sheila Goodman Publicity Secretary Melodie Cook Friends Secretary Norma Stephenson Education Secretary Brian Dunce Council Sarah Bee, Cheryl Culver, Sheila Goodman, Felicity House, Bob Last, Richard Rees, Susan Relph, Roy Wright Archivist Felicity House AGBI Steward Simon Hodges Website Cheryl Culver RBA Bankers Santander and National Westminster Bank plc

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Accountants Gibbons Mannington, Rye Newsletter Editor Louella Miles Design Andy Wakefield Catalogue Printing Cantate Communications Companions of The Pastel Society Jack Clewer, Ken Gofton, Greg Ladd, Anthony J Lester, John Molony, William Packer, Patricia Patterson, Alec Reed CBE Past Presidents of The Pastel Society 1898-1899 G F Watts OM RA 1899-1939 Melton Fisher RA 1940-1955 H Davis Richter VPROI RI RSW RBC 1955-1965 James A Grant RP 1965-1981 Aubrey Sykes RI 1981-1983 John Blockley NEAC RI RWA 1983-1988 Leigh Parry MA RBA 1988-1993 John Blockley NEAC RI RWA 1993-2003 Thomas Coates NEAC PPRBA RP RWA 2003-2009 Moira Huntly RI RSMA RWA 2009-2012 John Ivor Stewart ADAE FSBA 2012-2016 Cheryl Culver RBA

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