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The Pastel Society Annual Exhibition Exhibition open 23 February to 5 March 2016, 10am to 5pm (closes 3pm on final day) Mall Galleries, The Mall, London SW1 Tel 020 7930 6844 info@mallgalleries.com www.mallgalleries.org.uk
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The Pastel Society Sponsor Derwent President Cheryl Culver RBA Vice President Jeannette Hayes Treasurer Colin Murfet Honorary Secretary Jenny Halstead FMAA Past President and Trustee Moira Huntly RI RSMA RWA Exhibition Secretary Peter Vincent FCSD FRSA
Bankers Santander and National Westminster Bank plc Accountants Gibbons Mannington, Rye Companions of the Pastel Society: Patricia Patterson, Manya Igel, Greg Ladd, Anthony J Lester, Alec Reed CBE, William Packer, John Molony, Jack Clewer, Ken Gofton Photography Alex Mary Hughes Catalogue Printing Cantate Communications
Membership Secretary Brian Plummer Publicity Secretary Jeannette Hayes Friends Secretary Ann Wilkinson RBSA Education Officer Brian Plummer Council Glenys Ambrus ARCA Matthew Draper Bob Last MSIAD Brian Plummer Susan Relph ASGFA John Ivor Stewart ADAE FSBA Roy Wright Archivist Felicity House AGBI Steward Caroline Bays Administration Office 17 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5BD Tel: 020 7930 6844 Email: info@mallgalleries.com
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Pastel Society Presidents 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–present Cheryl Culver RBA
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Artist Demonstrations and Special Events
Prizes & Awards
Wed 24 Feb, 11am to 4pm: ‘Still Life’ with Ann Wilkinson
There are a number of prizes and awards available to artists at the Annual Exhibition. These include:
Thur 25 Feb, 12pm to 2pm: ‘Pastel Monotypes’ with Angela A’Court Fri 26 Feb, 11.30am to 3.30pm: ‘Mask-n-tape’ with Peter Vincent Tues 1 Mar, 2pm to 4pm: ‘Interpreting an Interior from Resources’ with Roger Dellar Thur 3 Mar, 12pm to 4pm: ‘Portrait demo’ with Sue Relph
Art Event Evening
Tuesday 1 March, 6pm to 9pm This event is an exciting opportunity to work alongside members of The Pastel Society. To purchase your ticket or reserve a place, please contact Mall Galleries on 020 7930 6844 or info@mallgalleries.com Tickets are FREE to Friends of the Pastel Society, £5 to Friends of Mall Galleries and £10 to others. There will be a welcoming glass of wine or soft drink served on your arrival. The Mall Galleries Cafe will stay open until 8pm. Prize courtesy of Derwent for the best Non Member work created during the evening.
Derwent Sponsor and Product Award
Henri Roché Product Prize
The Alfred Teddy Smith and Zsuzsi Roboz Award £5,000
Schmincke Product Prize
Caran d’Ache Product Award Unison Colour £1,500 Young Artist Soft Pastel Award Unison Colour Product Prize Royal Talens/Rembrandt Product Prize Daler-Rowney Product Prize Conte a Paris/Winsor & Newton/Col Art Product Prize
Faber Castell/West Design Product Prize Annie Longley Award £200 Pan Pastel/Premium Art Brands Product Prize Frank Herring & Sons Product Award The Pastel Society Catalogue Award The Pastel Society Young Artist Award £200
The Artist Feature Article Artists & Illustrators Feature Article
Cass Art will display a range of Derwent products for sale. Japanese costume Model: Shigemi Cheves Music by Tereza Privratska, First Violinist with Jubilee Quartet. www.jubileequartet.co.uk
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President’s Foreword We are delighted to welcome the Rt Hon Ann Widdecombe DSG, former Member of Parliament, writer and celebrity to ‘Open’ our 117th Annual Exhibition. From feisty and witty appearances on ‘Have I Got News For You’ to her unforgettable and star-turning performances on ‘Strictly Come Dancing’, Ann has earned her place in the public’s affections and has been heralded as a ‘national living treasure’ by The Guardian. We thank her for spending time with us and hope that she enjoys the exhibition.
Each year the Society runs a number of workshops in the Mall Galleries’ Learning Centre during the exhibition and also at St George’s College, Addlestone, Surrey, during August. There are demonstrations by Pastel Society members in the main gallery on days listed on page 3 of this catalogue.
An occasion not to be missed is the Art Event Evening. This will take place on Tuesday 1st March from 6pm until 9pm with the Mall Galleries café open until 8pm for drinks Sponsorship is vital to the life blood of any organisation and snacks. You may come along and work alongside such as the Pastel Society and we have been fortunate members of The Pastel Society, or just sit and enjoy the in gaining Sponsorship from Derwent for 2016, 2017 music and watch other people work. Tereza Privratska of and 2018. We look forward to working with them and the Jubilee Quartet will be playing the violin during the making this a successful and profitable relationship. Our evening and also modelling. Japanese model Shigemi thanks must also go to Caran d’Ache, whose three year Cheves, in a fabulous Japanese Kimono, will tempt your Sponsorship of the Pastel Society finished in 2015. painting skills. We look forward to an evening of activities to entertain you all. Awards are a very important aspect of the exhibition. They benefit the Society by attracting submissions and of course As always it is so important to remember the staff of the they benefit the individuals who have the good fortune FBA who keep the Mall Galleries afloat and do all the to win them. This year we will again be presenting the work behind the scenes. Without them, the Societies would prestigious Alfred Teddy Smith and Zsuzsi Roboz Award not be here. for £5,000. This will be awarded to a young artist under the age of 35, who demonstrates a particular excellence Finally, we have a huge range of work for you to view; and we are proud to welcome you to our show. My thanks in draughtsmanship and innovative thought. as ever go to members and non-members alike, who have There are many excellent prizes to be won; and new to submitted work; and my congratulations to them all on the the Pastel Society is a £1,500 award from Unison Colour, very high standard of their submissions. Every space in for a young artist working in soft pastel. Royal Talens have this gallery has a gem to offer, and we hope that we will also joined the ranks as an Award Giver. All awards are see a Red Dot or two on the walls before you leave. listed on page 3, and the Society wishes to thank each Cheryl Culver, President of The Pastel Society and every one for their generosity. 6
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Zsuzsi Roboz PS: Prize Bequest Her 2011 series, Face to Face, was devoted to notable British and Irish writers, among them personalities as different from one another as Anita Brookner, Tom Stoppard, Seamus Heaney and PD James. She always tried to give these likenesses something that went further than simple realism. Essentially, she was a symbolist artist – she wanted to capture the creative aura of those she portrayed, many of whom have not otherwise been the subjects of such penetrating works of art. Zsuzsi, who passed away in July 2012 aged 82, generously bequeathed an Award of £5,000. This marks the second year of the Award, which we hope will continue each year at the Annual Exhibition of The Pastel Society at Mall Galleries. The Alfred Teddy Smith and Zsuzsi Roboz Award is designated in Trust to recognise Zsuzsi’s enormous contribution to draughtsmanship. The Award will be presented to a young artist, under the age of 35 years, for their traditional skills used in an original way, at the opening of the 117th Annual Exhibition. The Pastel Society is proud to be associated with this lasting legacy that will bear her name. Zsuzsi Roboz PS Self Portrait
Zsuzsi Roboz was a distinguished member of the Pastel Society with a gift for portraiture. Although she never regarded herself as being primarily a portrait painter, posterity will undoubtedly be grateful to her for her portrayal of leading creative personalities of her time. These included figures from the worlds of dance, theatre, literature and music.
The Winner of the inaugral prize in 2015 was Mike Clapton with his charcoal portrait, Take Care.
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The Pastel Society Award for Non-Members: Joint Winners
Susan Brooke Urban Angel II Pastel 92 x 73 cm ÂŁ595 8
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Melodie Cook Tweedy in Centaur Costume - Giffords Circus 2015 Pastel 157 x 127 cm ÂŁ3,950 9
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Cover Artist: Cheryl Culver PPS RBA I would like to explain a little about my work and the thinking that generates it. Although all of my work is created in my studio, the most important connection is made wandering about in places far from the madding crowd. Lottie, my English Setter, has accompanied me for many years, and my early morning walks are as important to me as they are to her. She is very patient and tolerates my meandering knowing that sooner or later the rucksack will be placed upon the ground, and she can take a little snooze. I use a marker pen to draw as I find it makes me more decisive; the mark is there and there it must stay. Normally one hour is the longest I can stand or perch to make a drawing. The image is then strengthened with density of cross-hatching and general scribble when I get back home or wherever I am based. In the studio these drawings are strong enough to view from a distance in order to assess if there is some potential for a painting. I work on primed mount board or MDF, using Golden Acrylic Pastel Primer and work in many layers of colour, often with a reddish undercoat over a sepia first coat. Each section of the painting is worked to as near a sense of completion as I can achieve, whilst balancing the overall interaction of the colours as I go along. A number of false starts can occur as each new section is approached, and sometimes areas get washed off to enable me to get back to the original texture. I rarely give up on a painting; I may get grumpy and find the problem keeps me awake. But the worst scenario of all is when I have to leave it simmering for a number of days at a point of indecision. I am then VERY grumpy. 10
I have always framed my own work, and in that respect, I am able to ‘test’ the painting in a frame with glass and hang it somewhere to brew, leaving the back unsealed for ease of making any changes. I find taking a photo and looking at the image on screen helps me to see it uncluttered. I am often asked which artists have influenced my work and I have great difficulty coming up with an answer. The truth is that the greatest influence for me has been the landscape itself and the wonder of it. Areas like Dartmoor, which have a magical sense of past, are a true inspiration, and I would far prefer to spend time in such places than struggling around busy, noisy cities.
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The Hows and Whys of Commissioning How does commissioning work? Why would I commission an artwork in the first place? How much does it cost? How do I choose an artist? If you’ve never commissioned an artwork before, there might be a million questions like the above in your mind. I’ll clarify some of these points below. Commissioning is the process by which an artist creates a work of art on a client’s invitation. This invitation comes in many shapes and forms. As Commissions Consultant at Mall Galleries, I have seen clients move towards commissioning because the exhibition work they were interested in was sold before they could get to it and they wanted to commission something similar. We have commissioned house and boat portraits, plein air painted landscapes and still lifes of objects. Each object or place holds sentimental value for the commissioner. We have worked with companies and diverse businesses on commissioning emerging artists for their office walls. We have sourced the right artist for someone’s new home, matching colour and style to personality. As Commissions Consultant my main role is as a mediator. Some clients know who they want to commission, others look to us for help. We talk everything through with the client, presenting you with portfolios and helping to clarify ideas. Once you have settled on an artist we take care of written agreements, organise site visits if necessary and make sure communication runs fluidly between you and the commissioned artist. We work with budgets anywhere between £750 – £100,000, so it’s worth having a chat with our consultants in the gallery. Invoicing in two instalments, a deposit to start and the balance on completion, means that both parties’ interests are protected.
Peter Vincent PS Let There Be Light - St Cuthbert’s
A good example of this is a recent commission by a member of The Pastel Society, Peter Vincent – a portrait of a 1950s church in North London. The client, the church’s vicar, had seen the exhibition The Painted Parish online and been inspired to commission an artist to paint his own place of worship. Our art advisors put together a portfolio of possible artists and Peter Vincent PS was chosen. Vincent had previously been commissioned by us to paint the Royal Automobile Club’s Art Deco swimming pool and so he seemed a perfect fit for a 20th century building portrait. The resulting pastel work was a memento of the exchange between a reverend and an artist in the shadow of a modernist church. Anna Bromwich, Commissions Consultant, Mall Galleries 11
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Angela A’Court Yesterday Morning Soft pastel, 42 x 52 cm £650
Glenys Ambrus Mari Pastel 78 x 58 cm £1,500 12
Tony Allain Marina Reflections Pastel, 53 x 58 cm £1,200
Victor Ambrus Natalie with Leo Pastel & conté, 103 x 63 cm £3,200
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June Arnold Village Street in Gujerat Pastel, 69 x 48.5 cm £1,350 Diana Armfield Somewhere The Other Side of The Rialto Pastel, 36.5 x 38 cm £1,500
Bess Avery White Flowers 2 Pastel, 74 x 69 cm £700
Sarah Bee Hum of Summer on The Dart Pastel, 80 x 80 cm £1,600 13
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Jason Bowyer Blacksmith’s Boots Pastel & ink, 40 x 40 cm £1,250
Peter Brown City at Dusk from Waterloo Bridge Chalk pastel, 36 x 36 cm £925
Patricia Cain Thicket II Pastel, 170 x 170 cm £9,000
Pauline Clough Cat Bells Oil pastel, 25.5 x 37 cm £1,150
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Cheryl Culver Distant Blue Hills Pastel, 85 x 85 cm £1,700
Roger Dellar Afternoon Sun, School House 4.30pm Pastel, 66 x 66 cm £1,500
Matthew Draper Evening Mist from The Monument Pastel, 101 x 186.5 cm £10,500 Brian Dunce Moonlight Andalucia Oil pastel 120 x 94 cm £2,500 15
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Anthony Eyton St George’s in the East Pastel, 63 x 77 cm £4,000
Valeriy Gridnev Ballet Dancer Charcoal 150 x 90 cm £6,900 16
Sheila Goodman The Valley, Yosemite Pastel, 73 x 85 cm £875
Jenny Halstead Red Scarf (Silchester) Pastel 64 x 56 cm £825
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Jeannette Hayes Avenue Pastel, 42 x 115 cm £1,100
Andrew Hemingway Still Life Arrangement with Venetian Marble on Damask Pastel, 53 x 56 cm £6,250
Felicity House Sea Bass for Supper Pastel, 45 x 49 cm £650
Moira Huntly Gold Dome, Spain Pastel, 45 x 45 cm £995 17
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Jill Jeffrey South Coastal Path Pastel, 93 x 68 cm £950 Libby January Macro Hard Pastel & mixed media, 53 x 53 cm £550
Bob Last Syncopation Pastel, 95 x 125 cm £2,800 Joanne Last Urban Reflections Pastel, 53 x 53 cm £550 18
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Richard Marshall Springtime, La Palma Pastel, 63 x 72 cm £950
Ken Paine The Widow Pastel 97 x 78 cm £3,000
Michael Norman The Sands of Scilly Soft pastel, 50 x 50 cm £800
Brian Plummer Garden Fence, Kyoto, Autumn Pastel collage, 69 x 69 cm £1,400 19
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Susan Relph The Fearful Edge Graphite, pastel & ink 55 x 48 cm £500
Keith Roper Coastal Path, Solent Pastel, 28.5 x 38 cm £500 20
Robert Richardson A Little Vivaldi at Café Florian Pastel, 40 x 60 cm £3,500
Claire Spencer Light Touch Pastel, 69 x 84 cm £950
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Norma Stephenson Hill Farms, Forest of Bowland Pastel, 70 x 70 cm £2,200
John Tookey Cottage Teesdale Pastel, 38 x 46 cm £550
John Ivor Stewart Figure in a Landscape Pastel on a 3D construction, 63 x 36 x 32 cm £3,800
Peter Vincent Perspective Point Pastel, 80 x 80 cm £950 21
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Robin Warnes Objects Pastel 80 x 56 cm £1,850
Tom Walker Stormlight 1 Pastel, 55 x 62 cm £450
Ann Wilkinson Arrangement with Blue & White Pots Pastel 74 x 76 cm £850
Antony Williams Study for Emma Pencil 78 x 57 cm £2,500 22
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Roy Wright Autumn Leaves Have Come to Turning Charcoal 146 x 107 cm £5,200 Name
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Eiko Yoshimoto Poppy Field Pastel, 61.5 x 78 cm £1,995 Medium
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1 Angela A’Court PS Home Soft pastel 35 x 33 550 2 Angela A’Court PS Yesterday Morning Soft pastel 42 x 52 650 3 Tony Allain PS MPANZ PSA Farmyard Light Pastel 57 x 95 1,800 4 Tony Allain PS MPANZ PSA Marina Reflections Pastel 53 x 58 1,200 5 Tony Allain PS MPANZ PSA Meadow Farm Pastel 57 x 95 1,800 6 Tony Allain PS MPANZ PSA Pencil Skirt Pastel 52 x 57 850 7 Tony Allain PS MPANZ PSA Scillionian Sunset Pastel 53 x 60 950 8 Glenys Ambrus PS ARCA Lucy Pastel 87 x 72 1,500 9 Glenys Ambrus PS ARCA Mari Pastel 78 x 58 1,500 10 Glenys Ambrus PS ARCA Natalie Pastel 72 x 54 1,250 11 Glenys Ambrus PS ARCA Natasha Pastel 55 x 44 950 12 Glenys Ambrus PS ARCA Sheep Street, Burford Pastel 72 x 97 1,750 13 Victor Ambrus PS ARCA RE Lotte with Pet Rab Pastel & conté 65 x 82 1,950 14 Victor Ambrus PS ARCA RE Natalie with Leo Pastel & conté 103 x 63 3,200 15 Victor Ambrus PS ARCA RE Star of Farnham Pastel & conté 110 x 84 3,200 16 Victor Ambrus PS ARCA RE The Girl from La Mancha Pastel & conté 65 x 82 2,950 17 Diana Armfield Hon PS NEAC RA RWA Hon Rt RWS Somewhere The Other Side of The Rialto Pastel 36.5 x 38 1,500 18 June Arnold PS Alleyways with Cows in Rajasthan Pastel 55 x 43 1,150 19 June Arnold PS Fish Market, Vientiane, Laos Pastel 49.5 x 50 950 20 June Arnold PS Preparation Pastel 36 x 27 850 21 June Arnold PS Snake Charmer in Kolkata Pastel 36 x 27.5 700
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June Arnold PS Village Street in Gujerat Pastel 69 x 48.5 1,350 Bess Avery PS Summer Garden Pastel 74 x 94 700 Bess Avery PS Tropical Garden Pastel 63.5 x 79 500 Bess Avery PS White Flowers 1 Pastel 74 x 94 700 Bess Avery PS White Flowers 2 Pastel 74 x 69 700 Maximillion Baccanello Legion Conté pastel 90 x 70 4,000 Janine Baldwin Hedgerow Pastel, charcoal & graphite 23 x 47 395 Janine Baldwin Midwinter Fire Pastel, charcoal & graphite 45 x 45 495 Janine Baldwin Stormy Skies Pastel, charcoal & graphite 23 x 47 395 Liz Balkwill Narcissi in Brown Bottle with Demi-John Pastel 40 x 34 675 Liz Balkwill Peeled, Sliced and Jarred Pastel 40 x 35 695 Liz Balkwill Tomatoes, Olive Oil and Capers Pastel 35 x 40 725 Caroline Bays PS Chinese Toy Horse Charcoal 64 x 84 825 Caroline Bays PS Emma Charcoal 120 x 80 850 Caroline Bays PS Gilda Charcoal 64 x 84 825 Caroline Bays PS Natalia Charcoal 110 x 80 850 Sarah Bee PS Backs to the Wind Pastel 80 x 80 1,600 Sarah Bee PS Calm Above The Weir at Tuckenhay Pastel 80 x 80 1,600 Sarah Bee PS Gorse at Start Point Pastel 60 x 60 985 Sarah Bee PS Hum of Summer on The Dart Pastel 80 x 80 1,600 Sarah Bee PS The Old Oak at West Dean Pastel 60 x 60 985 Grace Bentley-Leek Behind the Glass Pencil 44 x 31 1,000 Jason Bowyer PS PPNEAC RP Blacksmith’s Boots Pastel & ink 40 x 40 1,250 Jason Bowyer PS PPNEAC RP Red Crane at Night Pastel & ink 70 x 40 1,650 David Brammeld RBA Winter Skyline Graphite 80 x 106 1,050 David Brammeld RBA Woodland Walk Graphite 80 x 106 1,050 Susan Brooke Urban Angel I Pastel 73 x 92 595 Susan Brooke Urban Angel II Pastel 92 x 73 595 Peter Brown PS NEAC Hon RBA ROI RP City at Dusk from Waterloo Bridge Chalk pastel 36 x 36 925 Kurt Buckley Surrender to its Concept Pencil 84 x 59 1,300 Emily Burton The Drawer’s Drawing Drawn Charcoal, conté & pencil 127 x 95 1,100 Patricia Cain PS NEAC RGI ARWS Thicket II Pastel 170 x 170 9,000 Mike Clapton Needle in the Hay Charcoals, conté & pencil 110 x 85 2,800 Fiona Clasen Bottle I Pastel 64 x 51 500 Patricia Clements Still Life with Dragons Pastel 74 x 54 900 Pauline Clough Hon Rtd PS Cat Bells Oil pastel 25.5 x 37 1,150 Melodie Cook Tweedy in Centaur Costume - Giffords Circus Pastel 157 x 127 3,950 Roland Corbin Babak Graphite 66 x 52 1,200 Louisa Crispin Teasel VII Graphite 59 x 50 750 Cheryl Culver PPS RBA A Stony Path across The Fells Pastel 89 x 89 1,800 Cheryl Culver PPS RBA Beside the Lake Pastel 85 x 85 1,700 Cheryl Culver PPS RBA Deep Valley Pines Pastel 85 x 85 1,700
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64 Cheryl Culver PPS RBA Distant Blue Hills Pastel 85 x 85 1,700 65 Cheryl Culver PPS RBA In the Deep Valley Pastel 47 x 47 650 66 Maureen Davies Cinque Terre Through Palms Pastel 68 x 70 695 67 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI Afternoon Sun, School House 2.00pm Pastel 66 x 66 1,500 68 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI Afternoon Sun, School House 4.30pm Pastel 66 x 66 1,500 69 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI Tea and Cakes Pastel 44 x 44 650 70 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI The Dining Room, Petworth House Pastel 66 x 66 1,500 71 Roger Dellar PS RI ROI The Friends Room, Royal Academy Pastel 44 x 44 650 72 Louise Diggle Clapham Common, Late Afternoon Light Pastel 29 x 30 420 73 Louise Diggle Guildford High Street Shoppers Pastel 37 x 38 480 74 Matthew Draper PS A View from St Paul’s 16.12.2014 Pastel 116 x 176.5 10,500 75 Matthew Draper PS Evening Mist from The Monument Pastel 101 x 186.5 10,500 76 Matthew Draper PS Evening Mist, Nocturnal Study of Tower Bridge Pastel 65 x 92 1,850 77 Matthew Draper PS Mid Morning Sun Pastel 84 x 113 4,500 78 Brian Dunce Sen PS Moonlight Andalucia Oil pastel 120 x 94 2,500 79 Lyn Evans Crack in the Sky Pastel 28 x 33 300 80 Lyn Evans Perthshire Hills Pastel 36 x 36 300 81 Anthony Eyton Hon PS RA ROI Christchurch, Spitalfields Pastel 59 x 62 2,000 82 Anthony Eyton Hon PS RA ROI St George’s in the East Pastel 63 x 77 4,000 83 Anthony Eyton Hon PS RA ROI St Mary Woolnoth and Bank Station Pastel 82 x 65 4,500 84 Martin Ferrabee Thistles Chalk pastels 105 x 81 2,500 85 Jaana Fowler Mid Morning Still Life Pastel 53 x 43 650 86 Jaana Fowler Still Life with Colander Pastel 53 x 73 920 87 Barry Freeman This Green and Pleasant Land Oil pastel 66 x 66 750 88 Sheila Goodman PS SWA Fallen Aspens Pastel 50 x 50 550 89 Sheila Goodman PS SWA Merced River Pastel 56 x 58 675 90 Sheila Goodman PS SWA Red Rock Country Pastel 60 x 66 750 91 Sheila Goodman PS SWA The Valley, Yosemite Pastel 73 x 85 875 92 Sheila Goodman PS SWA Upper Falls Pastel 69 x 55 750 93 Martin Goold Alto II Pastel 83 x 63 750 94 Valeriy Gridnev PS ROI RP Ballet Dancer Charcoal 150 x 90 6,900 95 Valeriy Gridnev PS ROI RP Composer Sanguine 50 x 70 3,200 96 Valeriy Gridnev PS ROI RP Preparation Pastel 65 x 50 3,900 97 Valeriy Gridnev PS ROI RP The Piano Tuner Charcoal 60 x 80 4,900 98 Jenny Halstead PS Across the Site (Silchester) Pastel 70 x 68 875 99 Jenny Halstead PS Elevenses (Silchester) Pastel 64 x 56 825 100 Jenny Halstead PS Excavation at Silchester Pastel 70 x 68 875 101 Jenny Halstead PS Red Scarf (Silchester) Pastel 64 x 56 825 102 Jeannette Hayes VPPS Avenue Pastel 42 x 115 1,100 103 Jeannette Hayes VPPS Green Meadows Pastel 63 x 110 2,800 104 Jeannette Hayes VPPS Hay Walk Pastel 38 x 38 450 105 Jeannette Hayes VPPS Pink Field II Pastel 35 x 35 375
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Jeannette Hayes VPPS Pink Water Pastel 45 x 45 550 Andrew Hemingway Hon PS Blue Egg and Red Cushion on Damask Pastel 38 x 43 4,250 Andrew Hemingway Hon PS Still Life Arrangement with Venetian Marble on Damask Pastel 53 x 56 6,250 Andrew Hemingway Hon PS White Funnel, White Bowl, White Eggshells on White Damask Pastel 54 x 74 8,000 Andrew Hemingway Hon PS Still Life with Roman Glass and Flower Arrangement Pastel 70 x 61 7,250 Andrew Hitchcock Ivor Graphite 72 x 55 850 Simon Hodges Bath Skyline Pastel 96 x 101 895 Simon Hodges Symonds Yat Pastel 101 x 77 895 Rick Holmes Street Scene Kowloon Pastel 32 x 45 695 Felicity House PS Making Mango Chutney Pastel 68 x 84 1,200 Felicity House PS Sea Bass for Supper Pastel 45 x 49 650 Felicity House PS Six Sardines for Supper Pastel 37 x 39 750 Felicity House PS Stuffed Peppers Pastel 75 x 91 950 Felicity House PS Tea and Cake Pastel 75 x 91 950 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Autumn Landscape Gwent Pastel 41 x 41 925 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Deep Blue Summer Sky Pastel 54 x 62 1,495 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Gold Dome, Spain Pastel 45 x 45 995 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Hill Town Provence Pastel 72 x 59 1,875 Moira Huntly PPPS RI RSMA RWA Village, Catalonia Pastel 39 x 39 925 Henry Jabbour Ancient Eyes Oil pastel 36 x 28 450 Henry Jabbour Red Wall Oil pastel 36 x 28 450 Libby January PS A Walk in the City Pastel & mixed media 50 x 97 650 Libby January PS Collecting My Thoughts Pastel & mixed media 42 x 45 250 Libby January PS Escape Velocity Pastel & mixed media 38 x 88 350 Libby January PS Macro Hard Pastel & mixed media 53 x 53 550 Libby January PS Water Music Pastel 53 x 103 650 Jill Jeffrey PS ATD Coastal Path, Evening Pastel 90 x 70 950 Jill Jeffrey PS ATD Garden Tones Pastel 49 x 66 750 Jill Jeffrey PS ATD South Coastal Path Pastel 93 x 68 950 Jill Jeffrey PS ATD Wales in July Pastel 88 x 60 950 Jill Jeffrey PS ATD York Moors, Late Pastel 42 x 65 650 Rebecca Jones Tasgu Goleuni Graphite 49 x 31 550 Steven King Night in Ziotte Pastel 80 x 75 700 Bob Last PS MSIAD Elizabeth Pastel 87 x 60 NFS Bob Last PS MSIAD Sails in a Landscape Pastel 76 x 76 650 Bob Last PS MSIAD Syncopation Pastel 95 x 125 2,800 Bob Last PS MSIAD Winter Greys Pastel 90 x 125 1,300 Joanne Last PS Abstract with Red Pastel & collage 46 x 56 550 Joanne Last PS Morning Light Pastel 74 x 60 750 Joanne Last PS Over the Hills Pastel 74 x 60 750 Joanne Last PS Urban Mist Pastel 53 x 53 550 Joanne Last PS Urban Reflections Pastel 53 x 53 550
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Andrew Leatherbarrow Iridescent Cyclone Oil pastel 38 x 57 1,200 Kevin Line RBSA Black Suspender 2 Charcoal 113 x 87 2,800 Nicky Litchfield Old Rascal Pastel 69 x 59 595 Rebecca Lloyd Dusk Pastel 30 x 30 800 Linda Lockwood Deconstruct Pastel 35 x 35 450 Barry Lowenhoff Connemara Seascape in the Sun Pastel 32 x 48 1,250 Barry Lowenhoff Connemara Trees Pastel 32 x 48 1,250 Ronald Maddox Hon PS Hon RBA Hon PRI Hon RWS Durham Cathedral Pencil 61 x 51 990 Richard Marshall Sen PS Springtime, La Palma Pastel 63 x 72 950 Péter Mátyási Gibraltar I Erased pastel on drafting film 90 x 70 2,150 Péter Mátyási Untitled00430_Forge of Diosgyor Erased pastel on drafting film 60 x 40 1,350 Péter Mátyási Untitled00432_November 7. Power Plant Erased pastel on drafting film 60 x 40 1,350 Rebecca de Mendonca From the Tor Pastel 51 x 62 300 Tony Merrick ROI Studio Objects Pastel 39 x 100 1,200 Jonathan Middlemiss Elemental Tree Pastel 56 x 56 2,500 Patrick Moffat The High Window Tinted charcoal 40 x 32 950 Jan Munro White Stool and Flour Pot Pastel 89 x 76 975 Jan Munro White Stool and Poppies Soft pastel 82 x 70 925 Elizabeth Nast Tube Wires Soft pastel & charcoal 60 x 38 650 Michael Norman PS Autumn Sunset, Exmouth Soft pastel 77 x 97 2,250 Michael Norman PS Blustery Afternoon, Exe Estuary Soft pastel 77 x 97 2,250 Michael Norman PS Low Tide, Exe Estuary Soft pastel 46 x 62 900 Michael Norman PS The Sands of Scilly Soft pastel 50 x 50 800 Michael Norman PS Winter Sunshine, Beer Cliffs Soft pastel 74 x 94 2,250 Anita Nowinska Vitality Soft pastel 80 x 120 5,750 Sandra Orme The Ridgeway Charcoal 45 x 65 695 Ken Paine PS PVPPSF The Game Keeper Pastel 110 x 95 5,000 Ken Paine PS PVPPSF The Widow Pastel 97 x 78 3,000 Stephen Parkinson Cornish Rooftops Monoprint & oil pastel 71 x 56 620 Linda Penny Reflection 8 Pastel 57 x 77 485 Annie Phelps New Image Oil pastel 77 x 57 550 Anna Plesmídová Zebra Soft pastel 70 x 100 1,000 Brian Plummer PS Garden Fence, Kyoto Pencil 54 x 54 800 Brian Plummer PS Garden Fence, Kyoto, Autumn Pastel collage 69 x 69 1,400 Brian Plummer PS Japanese Garden, Kyoto Pencil 54 x 54 800 Brian Plummer PS Temple Fence, Kyoto, Winter Pastel collage 69 x 69 1,400 Paulina Pluta Self Portrait Graphite 36 x 29 600 Alexander Prowse PS Dungeness Pastel 37 x 41 425 Alexander Prowse PS Fishing Boat, Dungeness Pastel 53 x 61 825 Alexander Prowse PS Shacks and Lighthouse Beyond Pastel 53 x 61 825 Richard Rees St Emilion Oil pastel 32 x 47 700 Susan Relph PS SGFA Letitia - Multiple Studies Pastel & graphite 71 x 90 760
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Susan Relph PS SGFA Natasha - Brief Studies Pastel & graphite 53 x 46 500 Susan Relph PS SGFA Sylvina - Two Venues with Displacements Pastel 70 x 90 670 Susan Relph PS SGFA Tessa - Prolonged Study Pastel 95 x 71 870 Susan Relph PS SGFA The Fearful Edge Graphite, pastel & ink 55 x 48 500 Robert Richardson PS A Little Vivaldi at Café Florian Pastel 40 x 60 3,500 Keith Roper PS Coastal Path, Solent Pastel 28.5 x 38 500 Keith Roper PS Landscape, Sparrow Lane Pastel 36 x 50 650 Keith Roper PS The Wash, Shoreline, Heacham Pastel 38 x 29 500 Keith Roper PS Warm Light, Keyhaven Shoreline Pastel 29 x 38 500 Charlie Schaffer Thomas Crayon 76 x 57 1,100 Kirsten van Schreven Fourteen Days Acrylic transfer & charcoal 89 x 69 695 Janine Shute Metal and wood Pastel 95 x 120 795 Claire Spencer PS RBSA ARCA Light Touch Pastel 69 x 84 950 Norma Stephenson PS Fellside Farm Pastel 50 x 50 700 Norma Stephenson PS Hill Farms, Forest of Bowland Pastel 70 x 70 2,200 Norma Stephenson PS Limestone Country Pastel 86 x 86 2,200 Norma Stephenson PS Over The Dales Pastel 70 x 70 1,200 Norma Stephenson PS Sheep in the Gorse Pastel 60 x 60 800 John Ivor Stewart PPPS FSBA Figure in a Landscape Pastel on a 3D construction 63 x 36 x 32 3,800 John Ivor Stewart PPPS FSBA Holland Beauty Pastel 43 x 35 420 John Ivor Stewart PPPS FSBA Patty’s Plum & Other Poppies Pastel 63 x 46 720 John Ivor Stewart PPPS FSBA Pilaru (In Aid of Alex Bolt Brain Tumour Charity) Pastel 84 x 63.5 NFS Janette Summerfield To Autumn Pastel 63 x 53 520 Janette Summerfield To Autumn - Seeing the Light Pastel 63 x 53 520 Mark Sutherland Midnight and Mobile Charcoal 54 x 41 600 Judy Tate End of Summer Soft pastel 52 x 52 435 Malcolm Taylor A Rift in Time Pastel 53 x 53 680 Malcolm Taylor Above the Ochre Line Pastel 53 x 53 720 Malcolm Taylor The Signs Are Good Pastel 52 x 52 700 John Tookey PS Cottage Teesdale Pastel 38 x 46 550 John Tookey PS First Snow, Langstrothdale Pastel 41 x 51 600 John Tookey PS King Staith Lane, Lynn Pastel 51 x 41 580 John Tookey PS Outside the Science Museum Pastel 59 x 62 780 John Tookey PS The Slipway, Maldon Pastel 41 x 51 600 John Tordoff Frosty Morning Oil pastel 40 x 40 300 Richard Turner Still Water Pastel 39 x 72 750 Richard Turner Summer Colours Pastel 54 x 73 850 Peter Vincent PS FCSD FRSA Autumn Blaze Pastel 80 x 80 950 Peter Vincent PS FCSD FRSA Head Defence Pastel 80 x 80 950 Peter Vincent PS FCSD FRSA Perspective Point Pastel 80 x 80 950 Peter Vincent PS FCSD FRSA Waterfall - Wakehurst Pastel 80 x 80 950 Tom Walker PS Stormlight 1 Pastel 55 x 62 450
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Tom Walker PS Stormlight 2 Pastel 46 x 56 400 Tom Walker PS Stormlight 3 Pastel 42 x 57 400 Tom Walker PS Stormlight 4 Pastel 28 x 33 300 Tom Walker PS Stormlight 5 (from ‘The Broken Road’ by Patrick Leigh Fermor) Pastel 28 x 32 300 Robin Warnes PS Dedham Pastel 63 x 78 1,650 Robin Warnes PS Objects Pastel 80 x 56 1,850 Robin Warnes PS Pans Pastel 59 x 74 1,550 Robin Warnes PS Suffolk Landscape Pastel 38 x 46 650 Robin Warnes PS Window Pastel 77 x 58 1,550 Christine Watson Shadows, Fez Pastel 45 x 32 400 Stephen Whatcott Matt Drinking Coffee Pastel & acrylic 90 x 60 850 Elizabeth Whitney Rhubarb Rhubarb Pastel 75 x 85 750 Ann Wilkinson PS RSBA Arrangement on a Patterned Cloth Pastel 71 x 67 850 Ann Wilkinson PS RSBA Arrangement with Blue & White Pots Pastel 74 x 76 850 Ann Wilkinson PS RSBA Coffee Pot with Pears Pastel 60 x 60 650 Ann Wilkinson PS RSBA Flowers and Limes Pastel 75 x 74 850 Ann Wilkinson PS RSBA Sunflowers and Lemons Pastel 75 x 76 850 Antony Williams PS NEAC RP Study for Emma Pencil 78 x 57 2,500 Heather Wills-Sandford The Judas Tree Pastel 57 x 50 925 Roy Wright PS Autumn Leaves Have Come to Turning Charcoal 146 x 107 5,200 Roy Wright PS Late Winter Sun Conté 50 x 44 780 Roy Wright PS Summer Oaks Charcoal 45 x 64 850 Roy Wright PS Tom Charcoal 66 x 48 2,750 Eiko Yoshimoto PS A Moment II Pastel 63.5 x 52 2,250 Eiko Yoshimoto PS First Violin with Long Hair II Pastel 66 x 52.5 1,250 Eiko Yoshimoto PS Poppy Field Pastel 61.5 x 78 1,995
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ARMFIELD, Diana, Hon NEAC RA RWS, 10 High Park Road, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4BH COATES, Tom, PPNEAC PPRBA RP PPRWS, Bladon Studios, Hurstbourne Tarrant, Nr. Andover, Hampshire SP11 0AH DRAPER, Kenneth, RA, Carrer Gran 55a, Es Castell, Menorca, Spain 7720 DUNSTAN, Bernard, NEAC RA, 10 High Park Road, Kew Gardens, Surrey TW9 4BH EYTON, Anthony, RA Hon ROI, 166 Brixton Road, London SW9 6AU HEMINGWAY, Andrew, The Old School House, 15 Radcliffe Street, Skelmanthorpe, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire HD8 9AF MADDOX, Ronald, FCSD Hon RBA PRI Hon RWS, Herons, 21 New Road, Digswell, Welwyn, Hertfordshire AL6 0AQ PACKER, William, NEAC Hon RBA, 60 Trinity Gardens, London SW9 8DR PARRY, Leigh, MA RBA, 6 Wharf Road, Stamford, Lincolnshire PE9 2DU PHILLIPS, Tom, CBE RA Hon RP, 57 Talfourd Road, London SE15 5NN REGO, Dame Paula, Marlborough Fine Arts, 6 Albemarle St. London W1X 4BY
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