Antony Williams Black & White At the end of the

At the end of the war they surfaced in Berlin in the hands of a liberating Russian soldier and were purchased by the film maker Hans Curlis

We’ve handled Mr Forsyth’s work before but nothing on this scale

There is a certain category of painting that arrives in Panter & Hall from the far flung corners of the secondary market art universe

The shy young teenager is his daughter

"The first piece I saw by James was his portrait of Paul Smith in the National Portrait Gallery

Antony Williams Black & White At the end of the"Antony paints almost exclusively in egg tempera. I remember telling him that, apart from its sheer beauty, the thing I really admired about his work was its sinister quality. Thankfully he took it for the compliment that it was. Antonys work taught me that technique and mastery is one thing but atmosphere is everything."