Stewart Thomas Charles Wright (1924-2007): 'In the Garden'; A Black & White Aquatint Print sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles but still the most exotic

but still the most exotic Yorkshireman you are ever likely to see

This lovely miniature bag would have belonged to a rather well-to-do Edwardian lady where luxurious luggage and accessories were simply essential for those who moved in high circles

but in England models would have been 'blacked up' to produce these 'humorous' cards

there is a beautifully written poem that reads:

Cassoni were often made to commemorate a marriage

Stewart Thomas Charles Wright (1924-2007): 'In the Garden'; A Black & White Aquatint Print sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles but still the most exoticOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1980 Height: 15. 5 inches Width: 12 inches Numbered 7 15 and signed by the artist in pencil this black and white aquatint print shows a couple frolicking happily amidst flowers and trees with the family cat in tow. Charmingly executed with a unique style, there is a feel of Quentin Blake to the artwork; the trees and branches are prominent in the work and the whole has a