Catalogue no.: 0161
- For sale, Priced
£475
One of the Tristan and Isolde series of paintings. In some versions of the story, Tristan heroically saves the life of the Queen to be, possibly turning her head, and...
Catalogue no.: 0162
- For sale, Priced
£1010
"One of the paintings showing incidents from the Tristan and Iseult story (based on celtic myth and nothing to do with Wagner.)" P.B.B. 1987....
Catalogue no.: 0163
- For sale, Priced
£495
One of the 'Tristan and Iseult series of paintings. "The Tristan affair started on board ship" P.B.B. 1987. One of several paintings on hessian used during the '70's to add...
Catalogue no.: 0164
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Part of Tristan Series: Tristan carries Iseult over a stream. 'Malpas' has a number of definitions, including 'difficult passage' - and here they are escaping the wrath and army of...
Catalogue no.: 0165
- For sale, Priced
£1510
Undertaken in the '70s, using hessian as a canvas, he depicts Adam as being a victim, co-erced into compliance according to belief perpetuated by religious tradition in which the artist...
Catalogue no.: 0166
- For sale, Priced
£660
Simplified portrayal of the body emphasising planes. An illustration relating to the two lost children who were raised separately by herders. A similar work in style to 'Mirror Image' (Cat....
Catalogue no.: 0167
- For sale, Priced
£180
Early picture of Barbara in realism, a modern and practical woman, she liked her hair shortcut later grew it for a softer hairline....
Catalogue no.: 0168
- For sale, Priced
£685
AKA 'Taylor's Wharfe' but that was the title of a different painting of the area which was lost. Signed in Greek: 'Pavlos', but painted before the artist went to Greece....
Catalogue no.: 0170
- For sale, Priced
£825
A moment in time. The artist and his partner (later wife) went to Arles possibly following the footsteps of Van Gogh who had been so impressed by the light there....
Catalogue no.: 0171
- For sale, Priced
£1020
Also known as 'Dovehouse Green, Chelsea', painted alongside 'Glebe Place'. Note the fine detail in the brickwork. Signed: Paul Benedict Brand....
Catalogue no.: 0172
- For sale, Priced
£600
Also known as 'The Spinner', 'Spinning to Market', 'The Spinner on the Road'. 'Painted sur-le-champ in a series of days nearly deafened by cicadas'. (PBB) Thick palette knife style as...
Catalogue no.: 0173
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AKA 'Portrait of Mrs.Bower', a friend who sat for several paintings, all of which had very different treatment....
Catalogue no.: 0174
- For sale, Priced
£598
Somewhat shocking in the Neo-Cubist approach that presents an alarming image to the traditional viewer. Note the detail of the river boat reflected in the mirror. Signed: PBB. The saloon...
Catalogue no.: 0175
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This is more a collage than a painting, as the surface is made of layers of materials selected for their texture and resemblance to the traditional items that made up...
Catalogue no.: 0176
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This early image is very simple, and the tautology of the mirror on the wall makes it quite playful. A much later treatment of a similar subject has a great...
Catalogue no.: 0177
- Gifted, Not for sale
Using flat planes of colour, this late 50's work has been gifted to a friend of the artist's wife. There are several sketches pertaining to this work, indicating that this...
Catalogue no.: 0178
- For sale, Priced
£775
This scene was treated in several different ways. This particular work was completed in c. 1990, when the cats were added. Street cats were (and maybe still are?) a feature...
Catalogue no.: 0179
- Sold
Painted just after a devastating fire had destroyed large areas of Ludshott common. On a walk through the pathways some of the detritus was revealed without the vegetation to conceal...
Catalogue no.: 0134
- For sale, Priced
£250
Probably a fairly early work in the early squares style - the model is unknown, however the pose is reminiscent of White Goddess II Isis (Cat No. 97)....
Catalogue no.: 0135
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In Welsh legend, Arhanrod refuses to let her son Lleu take a wife. So, with their magic, Math and Gwydion create a bride made of flowers, Blodeuwedd, from oak, broom...
