Woman and Child in Train

Catalog no.

0103

Year

1960

Subject

Portrait

Media

Oil / Acrylic /
Oil on board

Size (H x W)

31 x 21 inches

Availability

For sale, Priced

Price

£720

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A lovely observation of the relationship between mother and tired son on a journey. Dividing up composition into planes, this style indicates that it may have been painted in the late '50's or early 60's, around the same time as 177 'Nude in Boat's Salon'.

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