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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mar 17, 2010 | Bonhams | London | 20th Century British Art | 12 | Estimates not disclosed | Industrial street scene |
paintings
24.5 x 59 cm (9.65 x 23.23 in)
oil on canvasboard
signed 'HELEN BRADLEY' and with fly insignia, l.r.; futher inscribed by the artist 'To Roger/for his twentyfirst Birthday/from Grannie, with love' (on the backboard) and further signed, inscribed and dated ''Now, said Father, ''we're doing fifteen/miles an hour'', and Mother clutching/the back seat looked very frightened, she/even had a tear on her cheek, so it frightened/George and I especially when we saw the/horses taking fright, poor Bonnie (the meek horse) who was usually so placid/dashed on to the pavement and rattled/all the milk cans. Dr Currie's little Black/horse got the bit in the teeth and tried to race/us but Ben the Coal Horse was the worst./He reared upper and tipped the coal out./How thankful we were when we got/to the bottom of Spring Head and saw Lees/again and the year was 1909/Helen Layfield Bradley 1974', on a label attached to the backboard
