From Album:  Freud Lucian KEYWORDS:   Available   LUCIAN FREUD CH, OM b. 1922 Female Nude I, Drawing for Poster II 1973 Brush & ink on paper 22 3/4 x 17 3/4 ins 57.5 x 45 cms Provenance: James Kirkman A study for Small Naked portrait 1973/4, coll. Ashmoleum Museum Oxford
		From Album:  Hitchens Ivon John By Jordan no2 1942 KEYWORDS:   Sold John by Jordan no 2 1942 Signed lower right Signed dated & inscribed on stretcher label Oil on canvas 29 1/4 x 16 1/4 in : 74 x 41 cm Exhibited Leicester Galleries August 1944 no 132 Tate Gallery Retrospective 1963 no 29 In August 1940 Hitchens’ studio at 169 Adelaide Road, Hampstead was damaged by a bomb. He and his wife, together with John, their four-month-old son, moved permanently to Lavington Common, near Petworth in West Sussex, where at first they lived in a caravan which they had bought the year before. ‘Jordan’ was the name of a tin bath, stowed under the caravan when not in use, and the group of John by Jordan paintings are intimate portraits of mother and baby son. The life they depict is one of peace and primal innocence in a sunlit forest glade. Both the subject and its treatment – rich colour and bold brushmarks – express a joyful affirmation in the completest contrast to the anxiety and deprivation of wartime.
		From Album:  Tibble Geofrey Self portrait KEYWORDS:   Not For Sale Geofrey Tibble Self portrait 1951 Signed; signed and dated verso Oil on canvas Size: 14 x 10 ins 35.5 x 25.5 cm Exhibited: Manchester City Art Gallery, 1958, no. 60 Matching descriptions: Self portrait 1951 Signed; signed and dated verso Oil on canvas Size: 14 x 10 ins 35.5 x 25.5 cm Exhibited: Manchester City Art Gallery, 1958, no. 60
		From Album:  Auerbach, Frank b. 1931 Frank Auerbach b. 1931 KEYWORDS:   sold FRANK AUERBACH b. 1931 Self portrait c.1959 Charcoal on paper with collage 29 1/2 x 21 3/4 ins 75 x 55 cm Provenance: Richard Salmon Matching descriptions: Self portrait c.1959 Charcoal on paper with collage 29 1/2 x 21 3/4 ins - 75 x 55 cm Provenance: Richard Salmon

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