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Good morning Emma & thank you, as always. Here's one that I haven't shown for a long time: it is "Orleston Road, N7" by Elwin Hawthorne from c.1933/34. It is in the collection https://t.co/6CLOVOF0Mq

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2021-04-25

Good evening Maiella & thank you. Judging by your description, I believe that you are thinking of "The Scullery" by Walter Steggles from 1927. It is one of the ELG images that is available as a greeting card design here:- https://t.co/zh18qz9oNq https://t.co/GOQgbTUFP2

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2021-04-19

Good evening Gill & thank you: how interesting that you know this view so well. Here's another painting that shows a very similar viewpoint: this is "St Mark's Church" by Harold Steggles from 1932. https://t.co/Ztd1RpFrQB

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2021-04-17

Good evening Marilyn & thank you, somewhat belatedly on my part, I'm afraid. Here's another domestic scene for you, but this one seems somewhat "chilly" to me! This is "The Scullery" by Walter Steggles from 1927. https://t.co/d7pBrW5FE6

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2021-04-11

Good morning Lin & thank you. Continuing with the Dorset theme, here's another one which I hope you'll like. This is "Lyme Regis" by John Cooper from c.1934. https://t.co/lIoU8uelHe

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2021-04-08

Happy Birthday🎂Scratchen Apoo, Atmos, and Elg!

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2021-03-20

Good morning Tom & thank you, as always. I hope you enjoy your walk. Here's "Boats on the River Yare" by Walter Steggles which might engender thoughts of a stroll along a river bank. https://t.co/XU4nDYcsL3

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2021-03-13

Good morning & thank you, as always. Here's another view of "Woodbridge" but by Walter Steggles from his post-war work. I've been told here that the view was painted at or near Kyson Point at Woodbridge. https://t.co/YgTJIpeyC4

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2021-02-24

Good morning Tom & thank you, as always. I'm very glad to hear that you had your vaccination & I can imagine what a boost to one's morale it must be. Here's one to give you (& us all!) hope of better days to come: this is "Lyme Regis" by John Cooper from c.1935. https://t.co/n02WrimQgg

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2021-02-13

Good morning & thank you, very belatedly on my part, I'm afraid. Walter Steggles painted at least four versions of "Canvey Island" during the 1930s: here's a black & white photo of one of them, which was bought from exhibition by the Earl of Sandwich in 1931. https://t.co/l3nZToFSnh

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2021-02-04

Good morning Annie & thank you, as always. Here's one with some brightness to it that I hope might reflect the weather conditions that you're describing in London today. This is "St Mark's Church" by Harold Steggles from 1932. https://t.co/0AM5eTKIb2

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2021-01-31

Good evening Annie & thank you. Isn't it interesting how one's sense of smell is so strongly intertwined with one's memories! Here's one that might strike a chord with you: this is "The Scullery" by Walter Steggles from 1927. https://t.co/s22REWOViS

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2020-12-28

Good evening Quinn & thank you: may I wish you a very Happy Christmas & New Year & the prospect of a new incumbent at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue! Here's one that I know is a favourite of yours: this is "The Scullery" by Walter Steggles from 1927. https://t.co/DQpQhy7udT

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2020-12-24

Good evening Carol & thank you: that is most kind. Here's one that I hope you'll like. This is a little watercolour & Biro sketch of "Calne" in Wiltshire by Walter Steggles from the late eighties or early nineties. https://t.co/pDUGwUstUr

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2020-12-23

Good evening Jill & thank you. Yes, the way that Harold Steggles has lit the scene is very clever, and effective. Here's another one by him that I hope you'll like: this is "St Mark's Church" by him from 1932. https://t.co/QZhSM1KJSc

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2020-12-17

Good morning Tom & thanks for sharing this: it is lovely. You might like to see Walter Steggles' sketch for "Montmartre" from 1971. https://t.co/EkOGjBvscT

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2020-12-12

Good evening Kathryn & thank you. Yes, this is an intriguing image, as you say. This is another one that tells a story: there are several unanswered questions! Here's "In Custody" by Brynhild Parker from 1932 which is in the collection https://t.co/Vx9jrw5oSB

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2020-12-09

Good morning Michael & thanks for the RT this morning. Both you & Emma have been "on board" here since 2nd December 2013!! Here's one that I know you both like to say "thank you" for all your support. This is "The Scullery" by Walter Steggles.#ELG

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2020-12-01

Good evening Lynda & thank you. Yes, it is a marvellous example of Walter Steggles' work. Here's another cracker from a similar period of his life. This is "Woodbridge" by him & it is dated from 1975. https://t.co/y7iVrrYwyk

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2020-11-25

Good evening & thank: I'm very glad that you enjoyed seeing it so much. Here's another one that I hope you'll also like. This is "Roundway Hill" by Walter Steggles from his post-war work: most likely early eighties. https://t.co/ECguIPGB6j

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2020-11-25