• Moving House, circa 1930 -
    Biography Enquire about this picture£290


    Presentation: Mounted
    Pencil
    9 5/8 x 8 1/8 in. (24.5 x 20.5 cm.)

    Jean Wheelhouse studied at the Royal College of Art and graduated in 1933. She became an official government artist and designed the saving stamps which bore the heads of the young Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
  • TheRoyal College of Art Life Room, circa 1933 -
    Biography Enquire about this picture£350


    Presentation: Mounted
    Pencil
    Signed,
    13 x 18 1/4 in. (33 x 46.5 cm.)

    Jean Wheelhouse studied at the Royal College of Art and graduated in 1933. She became an official government artist and designed the saving stamps which bore the heads of the young Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
  • The Royal College of Art Life Room, circa 1933 -
    Biography Enquire about this picture£900


    Presentation: Mounted
    Inscribed with title
    Watercolour
    13 x 18 1/2 in. (33 x 47 cm.)

    Jean Wheelhouse studied at the Royal College of Art and graduated in 1933. She became an official government artist and designed the saving stamps which bore the heads of the young Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
  • Hereford -
    Biography Sold


    Presentation: Mounted
    Pencil
    9 x 13 in. (23 x 34 cm.)
  • The picnic 1933 -
    Biography Sold


    Presentation: Mounted
    Signed with monogram and dated
    Wash
    11 x 8 in. (28 x 20 cm)
  • Bedroom scene -
    Biography Sold


    Presentation: Mounted
    Watercolour over pen and ink
    10 x 8ins (25.5 x 20cms)
  • Traditional Fabric Showroom, Paris, 1930's -
    Biography Sold


    Presentation: Unmounted
    Signed, watercolour over pen and ink
    10 x 8ins (25.5 x 20cms)

    This painting is likely to show a fabric-selling shop, common in Paris until the 1960's (a few survive today like the historic Geoges le Manach in rue Quatre-Septembre near the Opera).

    Jean Wheelhouse studied at the Royal College of Art and graduated in 1933. She became an official government artist and designed the saving stamps which bore the heads of the young Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
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