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I imagined that it was a very stylised portrait but found an old black and white image of the young socialite at a ball in 1945 and it’s a pretty good likeness
He was often in drag for his London roles and Shaw wrote the part of the Dauphin in Saint Joan for him
Professional illustrators have always made great figurative painters
Stylistically it is pure Camberwell School of the period and if I were a betting man I would back three young students of the day–Christopher Pemberton
the framed image is not professionally taken so colours may vary from the original
#20 Doris with Red Delicious reserved I imagined that it was'LOVE ALWAYS' embossed on Doris' rear. COLLECTION ONLY Please note: due to the fragile nature of these ceramics, they cannot be shipped and must be collected from the gallery before the end of Sam Toft's exhibition Keep on Keeping on Friday 3rd December.
