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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mar 22, 2023 | Christie's | London | Modern British and Irish Art Day Sale | 190 | $****** - ****** | On the Front, Blackpool |
paintings
61 x 81.3 cm (24 x 32 in)
oil on canvas laid on board
signed with a fly (lower left), signed again, inscribed and dated '''Hurry Everyone” called Grandpa “Father Christmas is going/to drive along the Prom./and Mother bustled George and I into our thick coats -/Aunt Mary called ''I'll go and tell Miss Carter (who wore/Pink) and we'll see if Mr Taylor (The Bank Manager) will/come with us. We'll meet you at the Tram'' with that she/hurried out
with Windsor & Eton Fine Arts, Windsor, where purchased by John R. Millen, Middlesex.
with Richard Green, London, where purchased by the present owner in May 1999.
London, Richard Green, Helen Bradley, April 1996, exhibition not numbered.
Exhibition catalogue, Helen Bradley, London, Richard Green, 1996, n.p., exhibition not numbered, illustrated.
HELEN BRADLEY (1900-1979)
On the Front, Blackpool
signed with a fly (lower left), signed again, inscribed and dated '''Hurry Everyone” called Grandpa “Father Christmas is going/to drive along the Prom./and Mother bustled George and I into our thick coats -/Aunt Mary called ''I'll go and tell Miss Carter (who wore/Pink) and we'll see if Mr Taylor (The Bank Manager) will/come with us. We'll meet you at the Tram'' with that she/hurried out. Aunt Charlotte & Aunt Francis and Grandma/took our hands while Mother saw to the dogs (Gyp & Barney)/We all met at the Tram and drove to the Central/Pier and no sooner had we arrived when the/beautiful white Circus Horses came trotting along/and in a golden Chariot was Father Christmas and/his beautiful Fairies. All the Children rushed to/catch and gather the tiny pieces of Pink Blackpool Rock./Although Mother wouldn't allow George and I to rush we both got/our pockets full and the year was 1907./Helen Layfield Bradley 1969.' (on the artist's label attached to the reverse)
oil on canvas laid on board
24 x 32 in. (61 x 81.3 cm.)
Painted in 1969.
