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Thanks so much to @_hannahsilver_ for coming to the studio and chatting about Eel Pie Island, article @wallpapermag is linked in the bio. The show runs @joshlilleygallery until May 23rd.
Thanks so much to @_hannahsilver_ for coming to the studio and chatting about Eel Pie Island, article @wallpapermag is linked in the bio. The show runs @joshlilleygallery until May 23rd.
Thanks so much to @_hannahsilver_ for coming to the studio and chatting about Eel Pie Island, article @wallpapermag is linked in the bio. The show runs @joshlilleygallery until May 23rd.
"Nothing makes me more keenly aware of the fact that I live on an island than looking at Nick Goss’ (@_nickgoss) paintings," writes Phin Jennings (@phinphinphinphi) for Ocula.
"The canvases that punctuate the walls of his east London studio are portholes looking on to an array of half-imagined, watery counterfactuals. What if the north-eastern tip of Kent was still an island, as it was up until the middle of the last millennium? What if London flooded? What if the whole country flooded?
When I speak with Goss on the phone, he is on a trip to Vienna, having just finished the paintings that make up his solo exhibition, 'Eel Pie Hotel' at Josh Lilley gallery (@joshlilleygallery). His subject is a real hotel that once stood on an island in the River Thames, which became a venue for starry jazz and rock concerts during the 1950s and 1960s before burning down in a mysterious fire in 1971."
Read a conversation between Jennings and Goss on Ocula now, link in bio.
"Nothing makes me more keenly aware of the fact that I live on an island than looking at Nick Goss’ (@_nickgoss) paintings," writes Phin Jennings (@phinphinphinphi) for Ocula.
"The canvases that punctuate the walls of his east London studio are portholes looking on to an array of half-imagined, watery counterfactuals. What if the north-eastern tip of Kent was still an island, as it was up until the middle of the last millennium? What if London flooded? What if the whole country flooded?
When I speak with Goss on the phone, he is on a trip to Vienna, having just finished the paintings that make up his solo exhibition, 'Eel Pie Hotel' at Josh Lilley gallery (@joshlilleygallery). His subject is a real hotel that once stood on an island in the River Thames, which became a venue for starry jazz and rock concerts during the 1950s and 1960s before burning down in a mysterious fire in 1971."
Read a conversation between Jennings and Goss on Ocula now, link in bio.
"Nothing makes me more keenly aware of the fact that I live on an island than looking at Nick Goss’ (@_nickgoss) paintings," writes Phin Jennings (@phinphinphinphi) for Ocula.
"The canvases that punctuate the walls of his east London studio are portholes looking on to an array of half-imagined, watery counterfactuals. What if the north-eastern tip of Kent was still an island, as it was up until the middle of the last millennium? What if London flooded? What if the whole country flooded?
When I speak with Goss on the phone, he is on a trip to Vienna, having just finished the paintings that make up his solo exhibition, 'Eel Pie Hotel' at Josh Lilley gallery (@joshlilleygallery). His subject is a real hotel that once stood on an island in the River Thames, which became a venue for starry jazz and rock concerts during the 1950s and 1960s before burning down in a mysterious fire in 1971."
Read a conversation between Jennings and Goss on Ocula now, link in bio.
"Nothing makes me more keenly aware of the fact that I live on an island than looking at Nick Goss’ (@_nickgoss) paintings," writes Phin Jennings (@phinphinphinphi) for Ocula.
"The canvases that punctuate the walls of his east London studio are portholes looking on to an array of half-imagined, watery counterfactuals. What if the north-eastern tip of Kent was still an island, as it was up until the middle of the last millennium? What if London flooded? What if the whole country flooded?
When I speak with Goss on the phone, he is on a trip to Vienna, having just finished the paintings that make up his solo exhibition, 'Eel Pie Hotel' at Josh Lilley gallery (@joshlilleygallery). His subject is a real hotel that once stood on an island in the River Thames, which became a venue for starry jazz and rock concerts during the 1950s and 1960s before burning down in a mysterious fire in 1971."
Read a conversation between Jennings and Goss on Ocula now, link in bio.
"Nothing makes me more keenly aware of the fact that I live on an island than looking at Nick Goss’ (@_nickgoss) paintings," writes Phin Jennings (@phinphinphinphi) for Ocula.
"The canvases that punctuate the walls of his east London studio are portholes looking on to an array of half-imagined, watery counterfactuals. What if the north-eastern tip of Kent was still an island, as it was up until the middle of the last millennium? What if London flooded? What if the whole country flooded?
When I speak with Goss on the phone, he is on a trip to Vienna, having just finished the paintings that make up his solo exhibition, 'Eel Pie Hotel' at Josh Lilley gallery (@joshlilleygallery). His subject is a real hotel that once stood on an island in the River Thames, which became a venue for starry jazz and rock concerts during the 1950s and 1960s before burning down in a mysterious fire in 1971."
Read a conversation between Jennings and Goss on Ocula now, link in bio.
"Nothing makes me more keenly aware of the fact that I live on an island than looking at Nick Goss’ (@_nickgoss) paintings," writes Phin Jennings (@phinphinphinphi) for Ocula.
"The canvases that punctuate the walls of his east London studio are portholes looking on to an array of half-imagined, watery counterfactuals. What if the north-eastern tip of Kent was still an island, as it was up until the middle of the last millennium? What if London flooded? What if the whole country flooded?
When I speak with Goss on the phone, he is on a trip to Vienna, having just finished the paintings that make up his solo exhibition, 'Eel Pie Hotel' at Josh Lilley gallery (@joshlilleygallery). His subject is a real hotel that once stood on an island in the River Thames, which became a venue for starry jazz and rock concerts during the 1950s and 1960s before burning down in a mysterious fire in 1971."
Read a conversation between Jennings and Goss on Ocula now, link in bio.
"Nothing makes me more keenly aware of the fact that I live on an island than looking at Nick Goss’ (@_nickgoss) paintings," writes Phin Jennings (@phinphinphinphi) for Ocula.
"The canvases that punctuate the walls of his east London studio are portholes looking on to an array of half-imagined, watery counterfactuals. What if the north-eastern tip of Kent was still an island, as it was up until the middle of the last millennium? What if London flooded? What if the whole country flooded?
When I speak with Goss on the phone, he is on a trip to Vienna, having just finished the paintings that make up his solo exhibition, 'Eel Pie Hotel' at Josh Lilley gallery (@joshlilleygallery). His subject is a real hotel that once stood on an island in the River Thames, which became a venue for starry jazz and rock concerts during the 1950s and 1960s before burning down in a mysterious fire in 1971."
Read a conversation between Jennings and Goss on Ocula now, link in bio.
"Nothing makes me more keenly aware of the fact that I live on an island than looking at Nick Goss’ (@_nickgoss) paintings," writes Phin Jennings (@phinphinphinphi) for Ocula.
"The canvases that punctuate the walls of his east London studio are portholes looking on to an array of half-imagined, watery counterfactuals. What if the north-eastern tip of Kent was still an island, as it was up until the middle of the last millennium? What if London flooded? What if the whole country flooded?
When I speak with Goss on the phone, he is on a trip to Vienna, having just finished the paintings that make up his solo exhibition, 'Eel Pie Hotel' at Josh Lilley gallery (@joshlilleygallery). His subject is a real hotel that once stood on an island in the River Thames, which became a venue for starry jazz and rock concerts during the 1950s and 1960s before burning down in a mysterious fire in 1971."
Read a conversation between Jennings and Goss on Ocula now, link in bio.
Excited to share our new collaboration with @folkclothing will be launching next week - Wednesday 29th at Folk on Eastcastle street in Soho. This is the third time over the last ten years @philgoss1 and I have worked with @cathal_folk and the team making drawings, watercolours and paintings that are developed by their designers and turned into garments.
We will be having a party 6-8pm at 14 Eastcastle street showing the artwork and clothes. Please drop by for a glass of @noblerotsoho if you are in London.
Excited to share our new collaboration with @folkclothing will be launching next week - Wednesday 29th at Folk on Eastcastle street in Soho. This is the third time over the last ten years @philgoss1 and I have worked with @cathal_folk and the team making drawings, watercolours and paintings that are developed by their designers and turned into garments.
We will be having a party 6-8pm at 14 Eastcastle street showing the artwork and clothes. Please drop by for a glass of @noblerotsoho if you are in London.
Excited to share our new collaboration with @folkclothing will be launching next week - Wednesday 29th at Folk on Eastcastle street in Soho. This is the third time over the last ten years @philgoss1 and I have worked with @cathal_folk and the team making drawings, watercolours and paintings that are developed by their designers and turned into garments.
We will be having a party 6-8pm at 14 Eastcastle street showing the artwork and clothes. Please drop by for a glass of @noblerotsoho if you are in London.
Join us tonight, 6-8pm, for the Private View of 'Eel Pie Hotel', British artist Nick Goss' (b. 1981, Bristol, England) sixth solo show with the gallery.
On view until 23 May. A text by Emily LaBarge accompanies the exhibition. Click the link in bio to read.
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@_nickgoss Installation view: Nick Goss, 'Eel Pie Hotel', Josh Lilley, London, 2026. Photos by Benjamin Westoby / Fine Art Documentation.
Join us tonight, 6-8pm, for the Private View of 'Eel Pie Hotel', British artist Nick Goss' (b. 1981, Bristol, England) sixth solo show with the gallery.
On view until 23 May. A text by Emily LaBarge accompanies the exhibition. Click the link in bio to read.
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@_nickgoss Installation view: Nick Goss, 'Eel Pie Hotel', Josh Lilley, London, 2026. Photos by Benjamin Westoby / Fine Art Documentation.
Join us tonight, 6-8pm, for the Private View of 'Eel Pie Hotel', British artist Nick Goss' (b. 1981, Bristol, England) sixth solo show with the gallery.
On view until 23 May. A text by Emily LaBarge accompanies the exhibition. Click the link in bio to read.
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@_nickgoss Installation view: Nick Goss, 'Eel Pie Hotel', Josh Lilley, London, 2026. Photos by Benjamin Westoby / Fine Art Documentation.
Join us tonight, 6-8pm, for the Private View of 'Eel Pie Hotel', British artist Nick Goss' (b. 1981, Bristol, England) sixth solo show with the gallery.
On view until 23 May. A text by Emily LaBarge accompanies the exhibition. Click the link in bio to read.
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@_nickgoss Installation view: Nick Goss, 'Eel Pie Hotel', Josh Lilley, London, 2026. Photos by Benjamin Westoby / Fine Art Documentation.
Join us tonight, 6-8pm, for the Private View of 'Eel Pie Hotel', British artist Nick Goss' (b. 1981, Bristol, England) sixth solo show with the gallery.
On view until 23 May. A text by Emily LaBarge accompanies the exhibition. Click the link in bio to read.
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@_nickgoss Installation view: Nick Goss, 'Eel Pie Hotel', Josh Lilley, London, 2026. Photos by Benjamin Westoby / Fine Art Documentation.
Join us tonight, 6-8pm, for the Private View of 'Eel Pie Hotel', British artist Nick Goss' (b. 1981, Bristol, England) sixth solo show with the gallery.
On view until 23 May. A text by Emily LaBarge accompanies the exhibition. Click the link in bio to read.
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@_nickgoss Installation view: Nick Goss, 'Eel Pie Hotel', Josh Lilley, London, 2026. Photos by Benjamin Westoby / Fine Art Documentation.
Join us tonight, 6-8pm, for the Private View of 'Eel Pie Hotel', British artist Nick Goss' (b. 1981, Bristol, England) sixth solo show with the gallery.
On view until 23 May. A text by Emily LaBarge accompanies the exhibition. Click the link in bio to read.
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@_nickgoss Installation view: Nick Goss, 'Eel Pie Hotel', Josh Lilley, London, 2026. Photos by Benjamin Westoby / Fine Art Documentation.
Six Moons will be on display at Josh Lilley Gallery in a couple of weeks; opening April 23rd.
Everyone very welcome!
6-8pm
@joshlilleygallery
@_joshlilley
Six Moons, distemper, silkscreen and oil on linen, 2026, 150x92cm
Six Moons will be on display at Josh Lilley Gallery in a couple of weeks; opening April 23rd.
Everyone very welcome!
6-8pm
@joshlilleygallery
@_joshlilley
Six Moons, distemper, silkscreen and oil on linen, 2026, 150x92cm
Six Moons will be on display at Josh Lilley Gallery in a couple of weeks; opening April 23rd.
Everyone very welcome!
6-8pm
@joshlilleygallery
@_joshlilley
Six Moons, distemper, silkscreen and oil on linen, 2026, 150x92cm
Looking forward to showing these new paintings and works on paper @joshlilleygallery at the end of this month. The works come from numerous trips visiting the eponymous Island in the Thames near Twickenham where the legendary Eel Pie Island Hotel was situated. It hosted the likes of Bowie, The Stones and The Who until it burnt down in 1972. Many thanks to @juliette_losq for showing me around the island.
Eel Pie Hotel opens April 23rd 6-8pm.
All welcome.
40, 46 Riding House St, London
W1W 7EX
Looking forward to showing these new paintings and works on paper @joshlilleygallery at the end of this month. The works come from numerous trips visiting the eponymous Island in the Thames near Twickenham where the legendary Eel Pie Island Hotel was situated. It hosted the likes of Bowie, The Stones and The Who until it burnt down in 1972. Many thanks to @juliette_losq for showing me around the island.
Eel Pie Hotel opens April 23rd 6-8pm.
All welcome.
40, 46 Riding House St, London
W1W 7EX
A Tale of Two Cities is on view at Art Basel Hong Kong from today.
Distemper, Silkscreen and oil on linen, 2026
210x120cm
@perrotin
@rudy_lacroix_
@selinating
A Tale of Two Cities is on view at Art Basel Hong Kong from today.
Distemper, Silkscreen and oil on linen, 2026
210x120cm
@perrotin
@rudy_lacroix_
@selinating
A Tale of Two Cities is on view at Art Basel Hong Kong from today.
Distemper, Silkscreen and oil on linen, 2026
210x120cm
@perrotin
@rudy_lacroix_
@selinating
A Tale of Two Cities is on view at Art Basel Hong Kong from today.
Distemper, Silkscreen and oil on linen, 2026
210x120cm
@perrotin
@rudy_lacroix_
@selinating
Ingleby | Art Basel Miami Beach 2025
Booth G19
Our booth for the 2025 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach is built around the work of Caribbean artist, writer and polymath Frank Walter (1926-2009) whose centenary we will be celebrating in the summer of 2026.
Presenting work by David Austen, Hayley Barker, Robert Coutelas, Andrew Cranston, Nick Goss, Mia Kokkoni, Aubrey Levinthal, John Joseph Mitchell, Christopher Colm Morrin, Craig Murray-Orr, Catherine Ross, Ellen Siebers, Joel Tomlin & Frank Walter.
Pictured: Nick Goss,
'Viking Jupiter', 2025
distemper on paper
55.5 x 58.5 cm (frame)
21 7/8 x 23 in
'When Molly and Richard came to the studio to look at works for their Frank Walter exhibition they were instantly drawn to a work on paper I had just finished of a cruise ship sitting in the water dwarfing three swans. I made this picture after going on a walk down the Thames (near where we live in Greenwich) and seeing the incongruous sight of a truly colossal square cruise ship squatting in the water. There was something wonderfully absurd seeing this enormous ship docked so close to home - almost a feeling of megalophobia that I wanted to capture in the drawing.'
For more information about our presentation in Miami, please get in touch at info@inglebygallery.com, or visit the link in our bio.
#ingleby #artbaselmiamibeach #nickgoss
Ingleby | Art Basel Miami Beach 2025
Booth G19
Our booth for the 2025 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach is built around the work of Caribbean artist, writer and polymath Frank Walter (1926-2009) whose centenary we will be celebrating in the summer of 2026.
Presenting work by David Austen, Hayley Barker, Robert Coutelas, Andrew Cranston, Nick Goss, Mia Kokkoni, Aubrey Levinthal, John Joseph Mitchell, Christopher Colm Morrin, Craig Murray-Orr, Catherine Ross, Ellen Siebers, Joel Tomlin & Frank Walter.
Pictured: Nick Goss,
'Viking Jupiter', 2025
distemper on paper
55.5 x 58.5 cm (frame)
21 7/8 x 23 in
'When Molly and Richard came to the studio to look at works for their Frank Walter exhibition they were instantly drawn to a work on paper I had just finished of a cruise ship sitting in the water dwarfing three swans. I made this picture after going on a walk down the Thames (near where we live in Greenwich) and seeing the incongruous sight of a truly colossal square cruise ship squatting in the water. There was something wonderfully absurd seeing this enormous ship docked so close to home - almost a feeling of megalophobia that I wanted to capture in the drawing.'
For more information about our presentation in Miami, please get in touch at info@inglebygallery.com, or visit the link in our bio.
#ingleby #artbaselmiamibeach #nickgoss
Ingleby | Art Basel Miami Beach 2025
Booth G19
Our booth for the 2025 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach is built around the work of Caribbean artist, writer and polymath Frank Walter (1926-2009) whose centenary we will be celebrating in the summer of 2026.
Presenting work by David Austen, Hayley Barker, Robert Coutelas, Andrew Cranston, Nick Goss, Mia Kokkoni, Aubrey Levinthal, John Joseph Mitchell, Christopher Colm Morrin, Craig Murray-Orr, Catherine Ross, Ellen Siebers, Joel Tomlin & Frank Walter.
Pictured: Nick Goss,
'Viking Jupiter', 2025
distemper on paper
55.5 x 58.5 cm (frame)
21 7/8 x 23 in
'When Molly and Richard came to the studio to look at works for their Frank Walter exhibition they were instantly drawn to a work on paper I had just finished of a cruise ship sitting in the water dwarfing three swans. I made this picture after going on a walk down the Thames (near where we live in Greenwich) and seeing the incongruous sight of a truly colossal square cruise ship squatting in the water. There was something wonderfully absurd seeing this enormous ship docked so close to home - almost a feeling of megalophobia that I wanted to capture in the drawing.'
For more information about our presentation in Miami, please get in touch at info@inglebygallery.com, or visit the link in our bio.
#ingleby #artbaselmiamibeach #nickgoss
A huge thanks to Massimo De Carlo for placing Stations Part I and Ostend Procession in such wonderfully opulent surroundings in Milan and amongst such a great mix of historical and contemporary artists.
MASSIMODECARLO is pleased to present Old Vessels, New Spirits, a group exhibition that brings contemporary artists into dialogue with figurative masters of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition explores how historical forms persist as living frameworks for new expression and unexpected affinities.
The exhibition’s historical anchor includes works by Pierre Bonnard, Edgar Degas, Charles Despiau, Norbert Goeneutte, Antoine-Jean Gros, Winslow Homer, Albert Marquet, and Andrew Wyeth.
@massimodecarlogallery
A huge thanks to Massimo De Carlo for placing Stations Part I and Ostend Procession in such wonderfully opulent surroundings in Milan and amongst such a great mix of historical and contemporary artists.
MASSIMODECARLO is pleased to present Old Vessels, New Spirits, a group exhibition that brings contemporary artists into dialogue with figurative masters of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition explores how historical forms persist as living frameworks for new expression and unexpected affinities.
The exhibition’s historical anchor includes works by Pierre Bonnard, Edgar Degas, Charles Despiau, Norbert Goeneutte, Antoine-Jean Gros, Winslow Homer, Albert Marquet, and Andrew Wyeth.
@massimodecarlogallery
A huge thanks to Massimo De Carlo for placing Stations Part I and Ostend Procession in such wonderfully opulent surroundings in Milan and amongst such a great mix of historical and contemporary artists.
MASSIMODECARLO is pleased to present Old Vessels, New Spirits, a group exhibition that brings contemporary artists into dialogue with figurative masters of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition explores how historical forms persist as living frameworks for new expression and unexpected affinities.
The exhibition’s historical anchor includes works by Pierre Bonnard, Edgar Degas, Charles Despiau, Norbert Goeneutte, Antoine-Jean Gros, Winslow Homer, Albert Marquet, and Andrew Wyeth.
@massimodecarlogallery
A huge thanks to Massimo De Carlo for placing Stations Part I and Ostend Procession in such wonderfully opulent surroundings in Milan and amongst such a great mix of historical and contemporary artists.
MASSIMODECARLO is pleased to present Old Vessels, New Spirits, a group exhibition that brings contemporary artists into dialogue with figurative masters of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition explores how historical forms persist as living frameworks for new expression and unexpected affinities.
The exhibition’s historical anchor includes works by Pierre Bonnard, Edgar Degas, Charles Despiau, Norbert Goeneutte, Antoine-Jean Gros, Winslow Homer, Albert Marquet, and Andrew Wyeth.
@massimodecarlogallery
A huge thanks to Massimo De Carlo for placing Stations Part I and Ostend Procession in such wonderfully opulent surroundings in Milan and amongst such a great mix of historical and contemporary artists.
MASSIMODECARLO is pleased to present Old Vessels, New Spirits, a group exhibition that brings contemporary artists into dialogue with figurative masters of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition explores how historical forms persist as living frameworks for new expression and unexpected affinities.
The exhibition’s historical anchor includes works by Pierre Bonnard, Edgar Degas, Charles Despiau, Norbert Goeneutte, Antoine-Jean Gros, Winslow Homer, Albert Marquet, and Andrew Wyeth.
@massimodecarlogallery
A huge thanks to Massimo De Carlo for placing Stations Part I and Ostend Procession in such wonderfully opulent surroundings in Milan and amongst such a great mix of historical and contemporary artists.
MASSIMODECARLO is pleased to present Old Vessels, New Spirits, a group exhibition that brings contemporary artists into dialogue with figurative masters of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition explores how historical forms persist as living frameworks for new expression and unexpected affinities.
The exhibition’s historical anchor includes works by Pierre Bonnard, Edgar Degas, Charles Despiau, Norbert Goeneutte, Antoine-Jean Gros, Winslow Homer, Albert Marquet, and Andrew Wyeth.
@massimodecarlogallery
Harmony, 150x200cm
Distemper, oil and silkscreen on linen, 2025
Now on view @_joshlilley @joshlilleygallery @friezeofficial
Harmony, 150x200cm
Distemper, oil and silkscreen on linen, 2025
Now on view @_joshlilley @joshlilleygallery @friezeofficial
Harmony, 150x200cm
Distemper, oil and silkscreen on linen, 2025
Now on view @_joshlilley @joshlilleygallery @friezeofficial
Ingleby | Frieze London 2025
Booth D19
Presenting work by Charles Avery, Hayley Barker, Andrew Cranston, Nick Goss, Kevin Harman, James Hugonin, Mia Kokkoni, Aubrey Levinthal, Brandon Logan, John Joseph Mitchell, Katie Paterson, Lorna Robertson & Caroline Walker.
Pictured: Nick Goss
'Night Tram', 2025
distemper, oil, and silkscreen on linen
160 x 180 cm (canvas)
63 x 70 7/8 in
For more information about our presentation in London, please get in touch at info@inglebygallery.com.
#friezelondon #ingleby #nickgoss
Ingleby | Frieze London 2025
Booth D19
Presenting work by Charles Avery, Hayley Barker, Andrew Cranston, Nick Goss, Kevin Harman, James Hugonin, Mia Kokkoni, Aubrey Levinthal, Brandon Logan, John Joseph Mitchell, Katie Paterson, Lorna Robertson & Caroline Walker.
Pictured: Nick Goss
'Night Tram', 2025
distemper, oil, and silkscreen on linen
160 x 180 cm (canvas)
63 x 70 7/8 in
For more information about our presentation in London, please get in touch at info@inglebygallery.com.
#friezelondon #ingleby #nickgoss
Nick Goss has written about "the idea of the artist as an interloper" and the art of Edward Burra for Tate Etc. Click the link in bio to read the article.
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@_nickgoss @tate
Edward Burra, 'The Hand', 1931. Private collection. © The estate of Edward Burra, courtesy Lefevre Fine Art, London.
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