Alfred Richard Innott Barnes (1899-1965) - Mid 20th Century Oil Head Study

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Description

A fine study of a woman by the British artist Alfred Richard Innott Barnes. She wears an elegant blue dress and red lipstick. Royal Institute of Oil Painters label to the reverse with the artist's name and address. Unsigned. On canvas board.

Condition

There are several surface marks that stretch horizontally and diagonally through the composition. Pinholes are also noticeable to the corners and edges. Very minor flaking paint to the outer edges and what appears to be the remnants of a numbered ticket fixed and painted over to the lower right.

Size

48.8 x 38.4cm (19.2" x 15.1")
Sheet: 51.4 x 40.4cm (20.2" x 15.9")

Artist Biography

Alfred Richard Innott Barnes was a painter, born in London. He managed to successfully combine careers in art and banking. During World War I he served with the London Scottish Machine Gun Corps and in the Second with the Home Guard. He won a Scholarship to Camberwell School of Arts & Crafts and also studied under J. Harvey Bloom at Sutton Art School in Surrey. Barnes worked at the Wimbledon branch of the Westminster Bank, later becoming manager of the West Wickham branch, winning prizes at the Westminster Bank Art Club's competitions.

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SKU ql936
Artist Alfred Richard Innott Barnes (1899-1965)
Date Mid 20th Century
Dimensions 48.8 x 38.4cm
Medium Oil
Style Impressionism
Subject Portrait
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