Charles Cundall: Newport, 1963 - on Art WW I

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Charles Cundall:
Newport, 1963

Framed (ref: 6966)
Pencil, watercolour and ink on tracing paper
11 ¾ x 30 in. (30 x 76 cm)

Tags: Charles Cundall ink pencil watercolour architecture Metropolitan Charles Cundall Works in Progress Cundall: A Grand Tour



Provenance: The Artist's Estate


Exhibited: - A Working Method,Young Gallery Salisbury, March- April 2016, Sotheran's, April-May 2016. 

Literature: Charles Cundall - A Working Method, Edited by Sacha Llewellyn & Paul Liss, published by Liss Llewellyn Fine Art, February 2016.

Cundall's working technique was dependant upon sketching on the spot to create images that would later be worked up into larger paintings in the studio. Here one would find him working form many drawings and colour notes accumulated during some recent journey. He prefers working with such aids to memory, on a fine canvas with soft hog and sable brushes, occasionally using a palette knife, and laying on colour instinctively rather than by methodical system. (William Gaunt, Charles Cundall R.A, A Study of his Life and Work).


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