Young at Heart Black & White make the Atlantic crossing to

make the Atlantic crossing to fish on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland

both of them

very resonant of the post war British art scene and perfect examples of that Camberwell School aesthetic that is now so much in fashion

Described as the ‘Grandfather of British illustration’ (thank you Chris Beetles) his economy of line was said to have modernised his trade and certainly influenced the next generation of cartoonists from Frank Reynolds to David Low

a superb quality portrait by an unknown artist from the second half of the eighteenth century

Young at Heart Black & White make the Atlantic crossing toMedium Details: Oil pastel, ink, graphite, sgraffito on acid free board