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An ideal companion piece to What a Difference a Duck Makes
looking back to the 1880s rather than the 1920s when it was probably painted
as he is internationally collected and sits in many public collections including the Tate and what’s more was a much respected professor of painting at the Royal Academy Schools
with the textures of bare clay next to the glazed bits
Where’s my breakfast . . . ? sold An ideal companion piece toThe Crookleigh Chronicles I chose this short 1894 novel for the lovely italic capitals used on each of the 39 chapter headings. This delightful village romp by Silas K Hocking was the inspiration for this collection. Acrylic, coloured pencil, and ink hatching on vintage book pages & UV protective museum glass
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