Website : Art Funded works

182 records on 19 pages

PREVIOUS « ... 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 [18] 19 » NEXT

Benjamin, Anthony (1931-2002): Domes, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), signed and dated 1977, etching (printer's proof), 60.5 x 40 cms. The Estate of the Artist & The Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive.FAMAG 2008.26.12Benjamin, Anthony (1931-2002): Domes, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), signed and dated 1977, etching (printer's proof), 60.5 x 40 cms. The Estate of the Artist & The Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive.
Benjamin, Anthony (1931-2002): Wish You Were Here, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), signed and dated 1981, etching (B.A.T), 76 x 57 cms. The Estate of the Artist & Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive.FAMAG 2008.26.11Benjamin, Anthony (1931-2002): Wish You Were Here, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), signed and dated 1981, etching (B.A.T), 76 x 57 cms. The Estate of the Artist & Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive.
Benjamin, Anthony (1931-2002): Strip, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), signed and dated Dec 1974, etching (first colour proof), 76 x 56 cms. The Estate of the Artist & Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive. We will credit the artist sat all times.FAMAG 2008.26.10Benjamin, Anthony (1931-2002): Strip, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), signed and dated Dec 1974, etching (first colour proof), 76 x 56 cms. The Estate of the Artist & Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive. We will credit the artist sat all times.
Baxter, Glen (born 1944): Without Brenda, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), signed and dated 1988, Photogravure etching (printer's proof), 66 x 50 cms. Glen Baxter; The Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive.FAMAG 2008.26.9Baxter, Glen (born 1944): Without Brenda, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), signed and dated 1988, Photogravure etching (printer's proof), 66 x 50 cms. Glen Baxter; The Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive.
Abrahams, Ivor RA (1935-2015): Arcadia suite, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), publisher: Bernard Jacobsen, signed and dated 1990, dustgrain gravure with hand colouring (B.A.T) by Catherine Naylor, published 1990 (B.A.T), 52.5 x 45 cms. The Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive.FAMAG 2008.26.1Abrahams, Ivor RA (1935-2015): Arcadia suite, printer: Stoneman, Hugh (1947-2005), publisher: Bernard Jacobsen, signed and dated 1990, dustgrain gravure with hand colouring (B.A.T) by Catherine Naylor, published 1990 (B.A.T), 52.5 x 45 cms. The Art Fund Hugh Stoneman Archive.
Hemy, Charles Napier RA RWS (1841-1917): Along shore fishermen, signed and dated 1890, oil on canvas, 56 x 76.2 cms. Purchased with funding from the Art Fund and MLA/V&A Purchase Grant Fund.FAMAG 2008.22Hemy, Charles Napier RA RWS (1841-1917): Along shore fishermen, signed and dated 1890, oil on canvas, 56 x 76.2 cms. Purchased with funding from the Art Fund and MLA/V&A Purchase Grant Fund.
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.
Bell, Trevor (1930-2017): Five Bar, 1978, acrylic on canvas, 120 x 288 cms. Purchased with grant aid from The Nerys Johnson Contemporary Art Fund, The National Art Collections Fund and the MLA/V & A Museum Purchase Fund.FAMAG 2007.1Bell, Trevor (1930-2017): Five Bar, 1978, acrylic on canvas, 120 x 288 cms. Purchased with grant aid from The Nerys Johnson Contemporary Art Fund, The National Art Collections Fund and the MLA/V & A Museum Purchase Fund.
Brangwyn, Sir Frank RA RWS HRSA PRBA ROI RSW HRMS (1867-1956): Constructing South Pier, Mevagissey, signed and dated 1888, oil on canvas, 51 x 76 cms. Heritage Lottery Fund, the National Art Collections Fund, and the MLA/V & A Purchase Grant Fund. © Estate of the artist. All rights reserved 2011 / Bridgeman Art Library.FAMAG 2006.16Brangwyn, Sir Frank RA RWS HRSA PRBA ROI RSW HRMS (1867-1956): Constructing South Pier, Mevagissey, signed and dated 1888, oil on canvas, 51 x 76 cms. Heritage Lottery Fund, the National Art Collections Fund, and the MLA/V & A Purchase Grant Fund. © Estate of the artist. All rights reserved 2011 / Bridgeman Art Library.
Opie, John RA (1761-1807): A beggar boy, oil on canvas, 91.3 x 71.2 cms. Purchased with grant aid from the Heritage Lottery Fund, MLA/V & A Museum Purchase Fund, The Art Fund, Beecroft Bequest, Cornwall Heritage Trust and The Canterbury Auction Galleries.FAMAG 2004.16Opie, John RA (1761-1807): A beggar boy, oil on canvas, 91.3 x 71.2 cms. Purchased with grant aid from the Heritage Lottery Fund, MLA/V & A Museum Purchase Fund, The Art Fund, Beecroft Bequest, Cornwall Heritage Trust and The Canterbury Auction Galleries.

PREVIOUS « ... 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 [18] 19 » NEXT