Lowes Dalbiac Luard

1872-1944

Lighting a Bonfire

Ref: 1541

Oil on board, 35 by 25 cm (13 ¾ by 9 ¾ ins)

Luard’s fascination with movement also extended to the phenomena of fire. As well as a number of pochades of fires and bonfires are several fine prints including an extraordinary etching and aquatint, conveying with a striking sense of immediacy the swirling forms of a bonfire, whipped up by the wind and losing control (see cat.x.a (below)). 

 

 

£3,500Enquire

 

RECENT STOCK

Sir Cecil Beaton
Knights and Maidens, sketch ideas for "Our Lady's Tumbler"

Sir Stanley Spencer
Portrait studies of men

Samuel De Wilde
Almshouses Originally Established by the Tilney Family

Claude Rogers
View from the Wing of a British European Airways Jet, c.1970