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Christopher Stolworthy - Framed 20th Century Pastel, Social at the Restaurant

20th Century

A colourful and eye-catching pastel drawing of a quiet Cul-de-Sac by British artist Gerald Pitchforth. Presented in a long and narrow 20th century frame. Signed. On paper.

Pastel on paper. Signed in the lower left. Well presented in a contemporary wooden frame.

Signed. Presented in a light wooden frame. Title inscribed on the label verso. On paper.

A pastel study depicting a group of men relaxing a bar. Signed illegibly, dated and titled to the lower right. Presented in a varnished wooden frame. On paper.

A beautiful original framed painting in pastel by David Napp (b.1964). This dates from the late twentieth century. David Napp is a renowned British artist, known for his bright and ...

Restaurant Scene with Band Batia Magal, Israeli (1951) Watercolor and Pastel on Paper, Signed l.c. Size: 31 in. x 48 in. (78.74 cm x 121.92 cm) Frame ...

Tim Folzenlogen (American, b. 1952), "New Beginning", pastel drawing of New York streetscape, signed Tim Folzenlogen and dated '99 at lower right. A g...

ARTIST: Guy Roddon (1919-2006) British TITLE: "French Cafe Street Scene" SIGNED: lower left MEDIUM: oil on board SIZE: 80cm x 70cm inc frame CONDITION: excellent DETAIL: Painter and teacher, born in London. After Bryanston School he studied at Goldsmiths’ College School of Art with James Bateman and Clive Gardiner, 1937–9, then at the Byam Shaw School of Drawing and Painting, 1939–40, with Ernest Jackson, and drawing at La Grande Chaumière, Paris. During World War II he served in Royal Engineers before transferring to the Camouflage Unit, which included Frederick Gore, Oliver Messel, Roland Penrose and Claude Rogers. Roddon spent part of the war stationed in the Old Assembly Rooms, Norwich, as a camouflage instructor alongside Messel and Penrose. From 1948–50, he taught at Goldsmiths’; from 1960–1 was commissioned to paint The Stations of the Cross and Resurrrection for St Thomas More, Patcham; from 1960–3 moved to Paris; rented Edwin John’s studio in Tite Street for 10 years; and began a series of portraits, sitters including the novelist L P Hartley, composer John Ireland...