John Tunnard

This exquisite lithograph after John Tunnard (1900–1971), titled Holiday, S.P.18., originates from

closest to John Tunnard who , like himself, was slightly outside the main group of artists at that time

closest to John Tunnard who , like himself, was slightly outside the main group of artists at that time

closest to John Tunnard who , like himself, was slightly outside the main group of artists at that time

Rothenstein, Edwin La Dell, Hans Feibusch, John Skeaping, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard

Rothenstein, Edwin La Dell, Hans Feibusch, John Skeaping, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

John Tunnard, Ben Nicholson, Peter Lanyon and the American artist Richard Diebenkorn. Jeremy Gardiner

John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by Thomas Griffiths and the Baynard

Skeaping, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, John Tunnard, and others. These works were printed from stone

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by Thomas Griffiths and the Baynard

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by Thomas Griffiths and the Baynard

John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by Thomas Griffiths and the Baynard

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by Thomas Griffiths and the Baynard

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by Thomas Griffiths and the Baynard

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

Skeaping, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, John Tunnard, and others. These works were printed from stone

Gentleman, John Tunnard, and others. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by Thomas Griffiths

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

1946 and 1947, featured prominent British artists including L. S. Lowry, John Nash, Julian Trevelyan

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

, Hans Feibusch, John Skeaping, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, and John Tunnard. These works were printed from stone or zinc plates by

, Feliks Topolski, David Gentleman, John Tunnard, and others. These works were printed from stone or zinc

gold leaf frame with london labels and stamps to reverse. John Charles Tunnard (1873 -1960) The eldest

John Tunnard (1900-1971) Fusion mixed media on paper titled, with artist’s studio stamp verso 23 x

Barbara Hepworth and was a close acquaintance of John Tunnard.

to John Tunnard who , like himself, was slightly outside the main group of artists at that time . As

John Charles Tunnard (British, 1873–1960) Portrait of a Chestnut Racehorse in Stable signed and

John Charles Tunnard (British, 1873–1960) Portrait of the Chestnut Thoroughbred Stallion and