Exhibition of Postwar Modern British Art & Design
The Second World War caused suffering and loss of life on an unimaginable scale, and dislocation, conflict and upheaval continued in the years that followed. In Britain, there was relief at having endured and been victorious, but there was also exhaustion and the complex challenges of healing and reconciliation. Out of this fear and uncertainty came a desire to forge a better future, and a new visual language. This exhibition brings together key members of the British avant-garde who were instrumental in bringing the ‘new’ to Britain.
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Stephen Buckley (b.1944) – Elbe£2,800.00 -
Waistel Cooper (1921-2003) – Baluster Vase£3,000.00 -
Waistel Cooper (1921-2003) – Pedestal Bell Bowl -
Robert Heritage For Archie Shine ‘Hamilton’ Mid Century Modern Sideboard£2,250.00 -
Robin Welch (1936-2019) – Cycladic Form Vase£1,400.00 -
Sir Terry Frost R.A. (1915-2003) – Orange, Brown & Black£24,000.00 -
Anthony Frost (b.1951) – ‘No What? No Nothing’ (Abstract Composition)£950.00 -
Anthony Frost (b.1951) – Abstract Composition (Four Circles)£950.00 -
David Pearce (b.1963) – Abstract Composition£800.00 -
David Pearce (b.1963) – Almost There (Yellow and Red Abstract)£2,000.00 -
Sir Terry Frost R.A. (1915-2003) – Five Black Moons£4,300.00 -
Alan Davie (1920-2014) – Little Dragon’s Construction£4,950.00 -
Michael Ayrton (1921-1975) – Green Head II (Persephone) -
Maurice Cockrill R.A. (1935-2013) – Generation: Blue (first group)£2,000.00
