LANTA SPURRIER (BRITISH, 1905-1981) (4)
The Church in the Midst of Nature's Glories
signed 'Lanta Spurrier' (lower left) and with artist's label (verso)
oil on canvas-board
100 x 50.5cm
(unframed)
together with three other oils on canvas-board; The Summit, signed (lower left) and with artist's label (verso), 107 x 40cm; Approach to the summit, 68.5 x 35.5cm; and High Tide, signed (lower right) and with artist's label and The Mall Galleries label (verso), 51 x 61cm
(all unframed)
(4)
ARR
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£100 - £200
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Hammer price:
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£200 |
Bidding ended. Lot has been sold.
Footnote
ATALANTA (LANTA) SPURRIER (1905-1981)
Was a British painter known for painting en plein air with direct, bold brushwork and a strong sense of colour. She studied at the Chelsea School of Art under Augustus John, by then considered one of Britain’s foremost painters of a broadly impressionistic style. Spurrier subsequently established a studio in Chelsea where she also taught. She later moved to the Surrey/Sussex borders and worked from a studio at South Holmwood, near Dorking. Spurrier travelled widely, painting in France, Switzerland, Austria, Greece and most frequently Italy. Alongside her studio practice Spurrier also worked in commercial art design, mostly book covers and posters, with projects including the National Henry Wood Fund and the London Olympic Games Exhibition.
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