1960s British School Architectural Drawing

1960s British School Architectural DrawingThis architectural plan from 1965 depicts a lively street scene amid a modernist town centre. The buildings are designed in the iconic style of 1960s modernism and represent, what many architects felt, was the future of functional architecture. The plan is unusually decorative and would make an interesting talking point in the right home. Framed and glazed. Medium: Acrylic and watercolour on paper Overall size: 25 x 20 63cm x 51cm Year of creation:

"A highly atmospheric piece

A large 17th-century portrait of an actor dressed to the nines while performing on stage

Frame with various signs of age-related wear

The most delicious treasures of the old Dutch School are displayed in the large

Areas of thin paint possibly due to previous over-cleaning

he scoured the Isles searching for the perfect view across Britain’s green and pleasant land

The painting is held within a gilded period frame and monogrammed/dated in the lower right

The painting is inscribed on the reverse and housed within a suitable modern frame

white shirt and green/grey jacket

This beautiful early 20th-century British seascape depicts an enchanting view across undulant waves towards a city skyline

Each painting was then engraved and published

This particular portrait is a bust-length study and certainly captures the relaxed expression of the composer