Portrait of a Lady by Bernard VillemotIt is thought that this extraordinarily rare life drawing sketch was exclusively created for the catalogue or book that accompanied an exhibition of Villemots works. Created in the sepia toned bistre shade, often used for proofs by his mentors. Despite it being un signed, this image is quintessentially Villemot. The woman at the centre is his signature style, strong line work and simplicity. A rare, demure beauty by the Master.

Alas we have given her the name

however the show itself continued up until 1983

sitting pretty

well known for his Abstract Expressionist style

Seized by the US in 1945 and re-named 'USS Europa' she was used as a trooper carrier

The Nouvelles Galeries is a subsidiary to the GL Group

the destinations create a shape of a wave

Here’s to the best kitchens that have themselves a Scholtes gas oven

An Easter Bonnet

The white flowers here could symbolise angels

This poster signalled a time of fast technological changes heralding in a cultural shift in the way we listened and purchased it which still stands today

This sign is made of cardboard and has it's own stand