Catalogue no.: 1130

1. original drawing, 2. etching on perspex, 4 prints on paper....

Catalogue no.: 0567

This was an experiment in attempting to create a 'moire' effect without actual movement, using netting over the painting. See also The Angel (Cat. No. 261) for a large scale...

Catalogue no.: 0722

Unfinished, unframed....

Catalogue no.: 0243

More geometrical shapes are worked throughout the figures and the background. Related in composition to the Mosaic 0234, "Adoration of the Shepherds", and there is a preparatory work (unfinished)....

Catalogue no.: 0242

Known as 'The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.' A development of the geometric technique by use of hexagons (in place of squares). Signed: Paul Benedict Brand (one name under the...

Catalogue no.: 0252

£297

The second attempt at fresco, see 0251. It is unknown as to what inspired this mysterious character, although there are some similarities in intrigue to 'Coloured Glass Bird' (Cat. no....

Catalogue no.: 0197

Penthesilea was Queen of the Amazons. (Although not in Homer,) she came to Troy to help the Trojans after the death of Hector, but was slain by Achilles. Beautiful late...

Catalogue no.: 0289

This is based on the play by Maeterlinck, which inspired Debussy, Sibelius and Faure. Here Gulaud discovers Melisande, in a detailed background. A late work which is skilfully crafted, though...

Catalogue no.: 0293

£920

Paul loved costume, jewellery and alternative adornment, so was very taken with an article about this tribe. Also known as 'Naga Girl', based on 'The Naked Nagas' by C. von...

Catalogue no.: 0294

In the Old Testament, Susana is set up by the old men in the village who spy on her and accuse her of adultery (a capital offence). She manages to...

Catalogue no.: 0222

"Hippolytus, falsely accused by his stepmother, Phaedra, was banished by his father, Theseus. The chariot driver returns with the report that Poseidon, in the form of a bull with his...

Catalogue no.: 0715

Unfinished depiction of the unfair task given to Paris (centre) to judge the beauty of the daughters of Zeus. Of course there was an unhappy outcome (this is Greek mythology!)....

Catalogue no.: 0260

Also known as 'Testing the Prototype', this is a scene from the story of Icarus - see also 'Daedelus and Icarus' (Cat. No. 160). Presumably the figure in white behind...

Catalogue no.: 0266

Illustration of the classic Old Testament tragedy, including a development of the squares technique, and introduction of the range of decoration in the background to add dimensionality. Signed PAUL BENEDICT...

Catalogue no.: 0269

£1480

This was an illustration of the famous Boudicca of the Icini tribe. She led the resistance against the invading Romans who had rescinded their promise. [She lost her social status...

Catalogue no.: 0274

This rather terrifying version of the famous cat was produced shortly after a break-in which shook the artist's confidence. Nonetheless, at that time he was asked to donate some works...

Catalogue no.: 0275

£655

According to Apuleius' "The Golden Ass" Cupid visits Psyche every night but leaves before she wakes up. She has to keep their relationship a secret, and cannot tell her friends...

Catalogue no.: 0244

This is an illustration of the gruesome tale of (the dancer) Salome who called for the head of John the Baptist. A powerful woman in the New Testament, in the...

Catalogue no.: 0232

£895

Illustration of the poem (Goethe) that was set to music by Schubert, Liszt and Schumann. The golden goblet is a gift from his dying wife and he used it all...

Catalogue no.: 0241

In Welsh mythology she is the daughter of Don, mother of Lleu to whom she gives neither name, arms nor a wife. She is also linked to the moon and...