Terry Shelbourne (1930-2020) - 2004 Watercolour, The Potter

Description

A sun-filled watercolour depicting a woman tending to her garden. Terracotta pots fill the foreground along with classical sculptures. Presented glazed in a washline mount and a gilt-effect wooden frame. Signed and dated to the lower-right edge. Inscribed with the title to the lower edge of the mount. On watercolour paper.

Condition

There are some small dents and a hole to the left edge of the frame. Overall in fine condition.

Size

27.7 x 38.3cm (10.9" x 15.1")
Framed Size: 45 x 55.4cm (17.7" x 21.8")

Collection Information

Sulis Fine Art is proud to present a large collection by the British artist and cartoonist Terry Shelbourne (1930-2020). The collection includes expressive oil portraits, charming still life paintings, landscape scenes and caricature drawings in pen and ink and watercolour.

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Artist Biography

Terry Shelbourne (1930-2020) was a locally renowned and respected artist and cartoonist, especially within his home town of Grantham. Shelbourne studied at the St. Anne's School, and later at the Boys Central. It was here that he decided to attend the Nottingham College of Arts & Crafts.

After his studies, Shelbourne began his career as a cartoonist for the magazine Mag-o-Marc for BMARC (British Marco Ltd.). After serving the RAF, he returned to Grantham and started working with John Coxworth on Watergate, painting humorous pub signs. In the late 1980’s, the artist began his segment in the Grantham Journal creating cartoons of local people for well over 30 years. An example of his work can be seen at the Lincolnshire County Council Grantham Collection.