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Vintage Portrait Painting


"Portrait of a Gentleman"

By CYRIL LAVENSTEIN

1891-1986



 


Painter and teacher, born in Birmingham, who was especially noted for his watercolours and pastels of Cornish coastal scenes. At the age of 11 he entered Birmingham School of Art, then strongly under the influence of the Arts and Crafts Movement, where his studies included subjects such as stained glass and where fellow-students included Gerald Leslie Brockhurst and Henry Rushbury. Lavenstein was among the most distinguished students, winning a bronze medal in 1908 and a silver in 1910. Went on to teach at Kidderminster School of Art, having served as a driver in Salonika in World War I, remaining at the School until 1954. Exhibited RA, NEAC, RSA, Paris Salon and elsewhere. In 1930 was elected a member of RBSA, which in 1938 exhibited his works.

Age- c1960

Size- 23 by 17 inches including mount, image 15.5 by 9.5 inches approx  
 

Medium- Oil pastel on paper laid to card

Frame- Unframed. 

Condition- We would be very happy to hang this one as found. Some paper browning visible. Marks to the mount.

Signature- Lower right.

 

 

Belvoir Fine Art are long established fine art dealers from the East Midlands of England.Our team has over 40years experience in the art trade, having sold online for a considerable number of years now. We have contacts in London and The North West of England meaning we are able to source fresh to the market artwork at affordable prices. Please bid with confidence.

 

 

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