Theme : children

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Moore, Henry OM CH (1898-1986): Girl at desk, 1974, signed, lithograph (41 of an edition of 50), 28 x 23 cms. Given by Mrs Naomi G. Weaver through the Art Fund. Reproduced by permission of the Henry Moore Foundation www.henry-moore-fdn.co.uk.FAMAG 2009.20.31Moore, Henry OM CH (1898-1986): Girl at desk, 1974, signed, lithograph (41 of an edition of 50), 28 x 23 cms. Given by Mrs Naomi G. Weaver through the Art Fund. Reproduced by permission of the Henry Moore Foundation www.henry-moore-fdn.co.uk.
Moore, Henry OM CH (1898-1986): The infant (Cramer 378), 1982, signed, lithograph (35 of an edition of 50), 32 x 26 cms. Given by Mrs Naomi G. Weaver through the Art Fund. Reproduced by permission of the Henry Moore Foundation www.henry-moore-fdn.co.uk.FAMAG 2009.20.30Moore, Henry OM CH (1898-1986): The infant (Cramer 378), 1982, signed, lithograph (35 of an edition of 50), 32 x 26 cms. Given by Mrs Naomi G. Weaver through the Art Fund. Reproduced by permission of the Henry Moore Foundation www.henry-moore-fdn.co.uk.
Mayne, Roger (1929-2014): Footballers, Southam Street, 1956, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), publisher: The Notting Hill Improvements Group, signed, photogravure (printer's proof 1) published 2005, 57 x 70.5 cms. The Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive We will credit the artist at all times.FAMAG 2008.26.64Mayne, Roger (1929-2014): Footballers, Southam Street, 1956, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), publisher: The Notting Hill Improvements Group, signed, photogravure (printer's proof 1) published 2005, 57 x 70.5 cms. The Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive We will credit the artist at all times.
Gaskin, Arthur Joseph ARE RBSA (1862-1928): Baby Margaret, signed and dated 1925, wood engraving, 8.5 x 16 cms. Presented by Dr Mariella Fischer-Williams.FAMAG 2007.21.54Gaskin, Arthur Joseph ARE RBSA (1862-1928): Baby Margaret, signed and dated 1925, wood engraving, 8.5 x 16 cms. Presented by Dr Mariella Fischer-Williams.
Tuke, Henry Scott, RA RWS (1858-1929): A Morning Gossip, signed and dated 1885, oil on panel, 27 x 34 cms. Purchased with grants from the MLA/V&A Purchase Grant Fund and The Art Fund.FAMAG 2007.6Tuke, Henry Scott, RA RWS (1858-1929): A Morning Gossip, signed and dated 1885, oil on panel, 27 x 34 cms. Purchased with grants from the MLA/V&A Purchase Grant Fund and The Art Fund.
Harrold, John (born 1947): I.K. Brunels Viaduct, signed, inscribed I.K. Brunels Leviathan of the seas - The Great Eastern, watercolour and ink, 23 x 16.9 cms. Funding from Brunel 200, an initiative of Bristol Cultural Development Partnership - Arts Council England South West, Heritage Lottery Fund, Bristol City Council and Business West. Commission.FAMAG 2006.41Harrold, John (born 1947): I.K. Brunels Viaduct, signed, inscribed I.K. Brunels Leviathan of the seas - The Great Eastern, watercolour and ink, 23 x 16.9 cms. Funding from Brunel 200, an initiative of Bristol Cultural Development Partnership - Arts Council England South West, Heritage Lottery Fund, Bristol City Council and Business West. Commission.
Jameson, Frank (1898-1968): A quiet read - a portrait of the artist's daughter, Daphne, signed, oil on canvas, 61 x 51 cms. Gift of Dr P.G.Budden and Dr M.Hardie Budden on behalf of The Hypatia Trust Collection.FAMAG 2006.38Jameson, Frank (1898-1968): A quiet read - a portrait of the artist's daughter, Daphne, signed, oil on canvas, 61 x 51 cms. Gift of Dr P.G.Budden and Dr M.Hardie Budden on behalf of The Hypatia Trust Collection.
Hall, Edna Clarke (nee Waugh 1879-1979): Denis and Laura Bowden, Gillan Creek (verso a figure), watercolour and pencil, 31 x 26 cms.FAMAG 2006.37Hall, Edna Clarke (nee Waugh 1879-1979): Denis and Laura Bowden, Gillan Creek (verso a figure), watercolour and pencil, 31 x 26 cms.
Spooner, Paul (born 1948): The little cowboy, inscribed Chaps 15, watercolour and ink, 5 x 4 cms.FAMAG 2006.32Spooner, Paul (born 1948): The little cowboy, inscribed Chaps 15, watercolour and ink, 5 x 4 cms.
Fuller, Claire (born 1971): The Strange man runs out of things to say about the paintings, inscribed 'The children were given a guided tour by a strange man with a stick', watercolour, 25.5 x 35.5 cm. Presented by John F. and Valentine Tonkin.FAMAG 2005.8Fuller, Claire (born 1971): The Strange man runs out of things to say about the paintings, inscribed 'The children were given a guided tour by a strange man with a stick', watercolour, 25.5 x 35.5 cm. Presented by John F. and Valentine Tonkin.

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