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Good evening Ruth & thank you. Here's the oil painting of "Orleston Road, N7" by Elwin Hawthorne from from 1934. As you'll see, it was exhibited in a mixed show at Lefevre in 1935 in some very exalted artistic company! It is in the collection https://t.co/BqEo7tPlfq

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2022-09-07

ネオク方面イルヴァーナで影の兵を確認できたのはこのあたりです。
Pre勢ELGの同志はこのへんで狩りしてればいいのかも？

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2022-08-30

Good afternoon, Jane & thank you. Yes, I haven't shown that one recently or, in fact, very often. Here's another one that I hope you'll like. This one is untitled, I'm afraid but it is by Walter Steggles from his post-war work. https://t.co/kltt6vnO4Q

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2022-08-27

Good evening Kathryn & thank you: it sounds as if you've had a very interesting day . They have a "Model Gallery" there which features miniatures by many great artists including "Three Prima Donnas" by John Cooper. It is roughly 7ins x 5ins! https://t.co/NuQG7t8Jut

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2022-08-14

I thought I'd start today with a view that was always exciting for me as a child when we went on day-trips to the Dorset coast. It was the first view of the sea as we arrived! This is "Lyme Regis by John Cooper from c.1935.

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2022-08-11

My pleasure, Val Here's one which might epitomise your journey/holiday on your barge. This is "Boats on the River Yare" by Walter Steggles from c.1932/33.

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2022-07-28

Good morning Tony & thank you. As you say, that one is a lovely way to start any Here's one that I hope you'll like. This is "Lyme Regis" by John Cooper from c.1935. https://t.co/AKpxQs2YOV

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2022-06-19

Good morning John & thank you, as always. Here's another one which might be appropriate for This is "St Mark's Church" by Harold Steggles from 1932. It was once owned by Sir David Scott who was an avid ELG collector. https://t.co/k21ELsysD7

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2022-05-22

Good evening & thank you, as always. It is a great shame that our show is coming to a close at 5pm on 3rd April but we've had 3 months longer than we should have, thanks to the extension. Here's "The Scullery" by Walter Steggles from c.1927. https://t.co/HJbD2o4fqk

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2022-03-30

Good evening Danny & thank you. Although these images aren't in our show , here are some ELG pieces from South of the River. "Blackheath", "The Princess of Wales, Blackheath", "Greenwich Park" & Greenwich Power Station", all by Elwin Hawthorne from 1930s.

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2022-03-17

Good evening Lin & thank you, rather belatedly on my part, I'm afraid. We are living in very unusual times so it is nice to think that posting certain pieces of ELG can work as an "anchor". Here's "Woodbridge" by Walter Steggles from our show https://t.co/oiAWJgz5sH

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2022-03-07

Good evening Helen & thank you. Lyme was a day-trip destination for us when I was a child so I have a very soft spot for it in my heart. Here's a view from Cobb Road that I'm sure you'll know very well: this is "Lyme Regis" by John Cooper from c.1934/35.

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2022-02-19

Good morning Annie & thank you, as always. With the wind & rain (here, at least) I thought that "Windy Day on Marine Parade, Southend" by Brynhild Parker might be appropriate. It dates from 1931 & is currently in our show which is its "home". https://t.co/NPpWivBCEO

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2022-02-06

Good morning Tim & thank you. In a somewhat similar vein, here's "Off Dieppe" by Walter Steggles from c.1971. https://t.co/WdJHanPGMs

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2022-01-08

Good evening Jill & thank you: that is most kind. Here's one that I hope you'll like: this is "Woodbridge" by Walter Steggles from the early 1970s but derived from a sketch from the 1930s. It is in our show which has been extended until 03/04/22.

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2022-01-01

Good morning Paul & thanks for "spreading the word" to Des too. Here's one that I hope you'll both like. This is a sketch & archive photo of the "Clarnico Fire Station" by Walter Steggles. https://t.co/bnAMT72cH7

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2021-12-30

Good evening Sandra & how interesting that you are related to Mary Anning! Lyme Regis was a day-trip destination for us as a family when I was a child. John Cooper painted extensively there & this view of his of "Lyme Regis" is one that is known to survive. https://t.co/nwr6YpgF0w

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2021-12-30

Good morning Dorothy & thank you. Yes, it is rather dull & dreary here in Dorset. Here's one from the county which I hope might brighten your day: this is "Lyme Regis" by John Cooper from c.1935. https://t.co/k0SsDVkcom

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2021-12-11

My pleasure. I'm so glad that these images bring back such happy memories for you. Here are a few more of Henry Silk's smoking related images including "Pipe & Matches": "Bondman Tobacco" & two others.

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2021-12-04