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Framed color lithograph, portrait of Winston Churchill with horse racing track, signed in pencil lower right Sarah Churchill, #195/300; 20 ¼” x 16 ¼”, frame – 28” x 23 ½” (Sarah Churchill, English 1914-1982 daughter of Winston Churchill and Clementine Churchill) Est: -. View sold prices.
sarah churchill (english 1914-1982), colored lithograph, visit with winston churchill, signed a/p, ed #175. SIGHT 8 1/2 X 11"; FRAMED & GLAZED-15 X 16" See Sold Price
May 7, 2015 · In the 1970s, Sarah Churchill published commercially a series of intaglio drawings by Curtis Hooper entitled, “A Visual Philosophy of Sir Winston Churchill.” Except for one based on a sketch of her father by Sarah, each was composed from famous photographs, selected by Sarah to portray the great impulses of her father’s life.
Jul 28, 2017 · May. 08, 2024. Sarah Churchill, British (1914-1982), Never Despair, portrait of Winston Churchill, mixed media, 33"H x 23"W (sight), 41"H x 31"W (frame) Ripley Auctions Est: $160 - $250. View sold prices. Mar. 23, 2024. Two Sarah Churchill Signed Lithographs of Winston Churchill. Stuart Kingston Gallery Est: $1,200 - $1,800. View sold prices.
Sarah Churchill (1914-1982); the daughter of Winston and Clementine Churchill was an actress and artist. In the 1970s she published commercially a series of intaglio prints by Curtis Hooper entitled, "A Visual Philosophy of Sir Winston Churchill". read more +.
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Aug 9, 2013 · In Finest Hour 117 we pictured sixteen of a what remain an unknown variety of intaglio drawings by Curtis Hooper, published by Sarah Churchill in the 1970s as “A Visual Philosophy of Winston Churchill,” from the Jaffa Collection at Hillsdale College.
Lithograph title “Sunday Painter” by Sarah Churchill. Depicts a man seated in front of an easel with art supplies. The artist’s father, Sir Winston Churchill, was said to be “perhaps the most famous Sunday painter in the Western World”. White mat and wood frame with gold corners. Labeled “214/350”. Signed at the bottom right.
