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John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1966Tempera and collage on cardInitialled BImage size 26.5 x 26.5cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, circa 1970sA pair of tempera works on cardEach initialled BEach image size 26.5 x 26.5cm, sheet size 80 x 54.5cmProvenance - The artist's estate John, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed. John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1977A pair of tempera works on cardEach initialled B and dated '77Each image size 26.5 x 26.5cm, sheet size 80.5 x 46cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Two WomenTwo worksInk and washEach initialled and datedEach image size 25 x 25cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 2000Mixed media on paperSigned and dated 18/04/00Image size 34 x 34cm, sheet size 70 x 50cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Southwark Bridge, 1993Oil on panelSigned to verso31 x 44cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Two WomenTwo worksInk and washEach dated '01Each 25 x 24cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Illuminated Book, 1990Oil on board39 x 39cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Cornish Landscape, 19484 pencil drawingsEach 25 x 36.5cmDrawn in 1948 whilst John was living at the Rectory in St Agnes, his father was the vicarProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Two Women, circa 2001Four worksInk and washEach image size approximately 25 x 24cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Two Women, circa 2001Three worksInk and washEach 25 x 24cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)HMS Belfast on the Thames, 1992Oil on canvasInitialledSigned and dated 1992 to versoTogether with an ink drawing of the same scene, 21 x 30cmAt 19 John joined the RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in the D-Day landings at Sword BeachProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022. This piece came from the estate of the artist and is therefore in the same condition as when it left the studio. There are some signs of cracking to the impasto of paint (please see additional image).

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1996Three worksMixed media on paperProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)UntitledTempera and pencil on cardInitialled B26 x 26cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Harbour, 1975Tempera on cardInitialled B and dated '7526 x 26cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1991Oil on canvasSigned and dated 1991 to verso50 x 60cmProvenance - The artist's estate John, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.Excellent condition

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1968Tempera on cardInitialled B and dated '68Image size 26 x 26.5cm, sheet size 37.5 x 27cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Woman's HeadsTwo oils on canvasEach 30 x 30cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, circa 1970sA pair of tempera works on cardEach initialled BEach image size 26 x 26cm, sheet size 80 x 54.5cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1994Acrylic on paperInscribed to verso27 x 40cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022. Although we have not examined this out of its frame it appears to be in excellent condition

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Restronguet Point, 19767 drawings on paperEach 21 x 29cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Southwark Bridge, 1993Oil on canvas board52 x 43cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1996Two worksMixed media on paperEach image size 26 x 26cm, each sheet size 52 x 39cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1993Oil on canvasSigned and dated 1993 to verso76 x 76cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)UntitledMixed media on cardImage size 31 x 41.5cm, sheet size 61 x 56cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

Four books. 'Modern British Art 2006'. Published 2006 Offer Waterman & Co, London. Hardback. 'Modern British Art 2010'. Published 2010 Offer Waterman & Co, London. Hardback. 'Modern British Art From The Estate of The Late Geoffrey Harley'. Auction catalogue. Woolley & Wallis Salisbury Saleroom 2018. 'John Anthony Park (1880-1962)'. Exhibiton catalogue. Montpelier Sandelson 1995.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Faces, 2000Mixed media on paperSigned and dated 12/12/00Image size 38 x 40cm, sheet size 70 x 50cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1966Tempera and collage on cardImage size 26 x 26cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Prussia Cove, 19734 pencil drawings on paperEach inscribed and dated 20/10/73Each 13 x 22cmTogether with a larger drawing of Prussia Cove and one other drawing, each 40 x 50cm Provenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Cornish Coast, circa 1940sWatercolour and pencil28.5 x 39.5cmTogether with 3 smaller Cornish watercolours from the same time period, each 18 x 26cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Cityscape, circa 1970sMixed media on cardInitialled B27 x 27cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)UntitledAcrylic on cardInitialled B27 x 36cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Woman's HeadOil on board30 x 30cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Southwark Bridge, 1992Oil on board48 x 60.5cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Ibiza, 1950s7 pencil drawings on paper (3 mounted)Each approximately 24 x 31cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Two WomenTwo worksInk and washEach dated '02Each 25 x 25cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Shipping Off The Cornish Coast, circa 1940sMixed media28 x 38cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1993Oil on boardSigned and dated 1993 to verso20 x 28cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022. Good unrestored condition with minor/insignificant shrinkage

Original Oil Painting by Robert Haworth, modern art 'The House on the Hill'. Colourful modern art, mounted, glazed and framed, measures 11.5'' x 16'', overall size 20'' x 16''.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled Triptych, 1993Three oils on canvasEach signed and dated 1993 to versoEach 76 x 76cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022. The right-hand panel has a 1cm diameter flake of missing paint and to the top center a dent and piercing to the canvas that has resulted in paint loss. The two other panels are in good unrestored condition with a little craquelure.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 2000Mixed media on paperSigned, dated 12/12/00 and inscribed 'The Multidunious Seas Incarnadine Making the Green One Red'Image size 33 x 33cm, sheet size 70 x 50cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 2001Mixed media on paperInitialled 'B' and dated 26/01/01Image size 36 x 41cm, sheet size 70 x 50cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022. This piece came from the estate of the artist and is therefore in the same condition as it left the studio.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 1977A pair of mixed media works on cardEach initialled B and dated '77Each 26 x 26cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, 2000Pastel on paperSigned and dated 05/07/00Image size 33 x 33cm, sheet size 70 x 50cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Woman's HeadOil on board31 x 31cmTogether with a second studyOil on board30 x 30cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Two WomenTwo worksInk and washEach dated '01Each 25 x 25cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Woman's Head, 1995Oil on board31 x 31cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)UntitledAcrylic on paper27 x 37cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022. Overall this piece is in good condition, with no areas of concern. The piece came to us from the estate of the artist film wrapped and is therefore in the same condition as when it left the studio.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Flag of the Old Order, 1990Oil on canvas50 x 60cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022. Very good condition. There is a little speckling with what may be ink. We believe this to be the work of the artist. At the centre, there are a few faint pencil lines. This piece is from the estate of the artist and is therefore in the same condition as when it left the studio.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Faces, 2000Mixed media on paperSigned and dated 21/12/00Image size 35.5 x 35.5cm, sheet size 70 x 50cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Two Women, circa 2001Four worksInk and washEach image size is approximately 25 x 24cmProvenance - The artist's estate John, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Head, 1994Oil on boardSigned and dated 1994 to verso30.5 x 30.5cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022. These pieces came to us from the estate of the artist and are therefore in the same condition as when they left the studio. Overall this work appears to be in good condition, with no areas of major concern. There is a small amount of dust present in some appears of the painting, along with two areas where fibres have dried within the paint (please see additional image).

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Two WomenTwo worksInk and washEach dated '02Each 25 x 24cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)UntitledMixed media on card21 x 24cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

John BARNICOAT (1924-2013)Untitled, circa late 60sTempera on cardInitialled BImage size 26 x 26cm, sheet size 54.5 x 40cmProvenance - The artist's estateJohn, brought up in Cornwall, was educated at King’s College, Taunton. At 19 he joined RNVR as a Naval Officer taking part in D-Day, Sword Beach. He read modern History at Lincoln College Oxford 1948-52 also the Ruskin School of Drawing. He studied painting at the Royal College of Art 1952-55, and became Senior Tutor at the RCA Painting School 1976-80. His first one-man exhibition was at Colette Allendy Galerie, Paris 1959.John Barnicoat was described in ‘Exhibition Road. Painters at the Royal College of Art.’ Edited by Paul Huxley (1988), as a ‘gifted painter and highly esteemed teacher and administrator and is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful and influential voices in art education’.John was Head of Falmouth School of Art 1972-76; Head of Chelsea School of Art 1980-89. He wrote Posters a Concise History (Thames & Hudson 1972) translated into many languages and organised and curated exhibitions in the UK and Russia on the art of the poster.From a young boy in Cornwall, during the war and later, he made pen and ink drawings, and was a painter of oils and works on paper using tempera, conté and acrylic. He showed continuously with one-man shows at Galerie Colette Allendy Paris (1959) Molton Gallery (Annely Juda) (1962) one-man exhibitions at the Taranman Gallery (1977-83) including the London Group (1955-1996); and his work is represented in both government and private collections.After retirement in 1989, he made several series: drawings and oils of the bridges of London, oils of women’s heads, acrylic and conté works on paper and finally pen and wash drawings of two women, one of whom is being dressed.John's work has recently been exhibited with The Belgrave Gallery, St Ives 2017-2022.

Alan Rickman signed Harry Potter signed 10x8 colour photo. Alan Sidney Patrick Rickman (21 February 1946 - 14 January 2016) was an English actor and director. Known for his deep, languid voice, he trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London and became a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), performing in modern and classical theatre productions. He played the Vicomte de Valmont in the RSC stage production of Les Liaisons Dangereuses in 1985, and after the production transferred to the West End in 1986 and Broadway in 1987, he was nominated for a Tony Award. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A collection of horological reference books to include, Edward Wenham 'Old Clocks for Modern Use', 'Time Measurement Catalogue of the collection Science Museum', Malcolm Gardner 'Horology', George Danials 'The Art of Breguet', Thomas Reid ' A Treatise on Clock and Watch Making Theoretical and Practical Second Edition' and others

A pair of silver plated fish servers, with sterling silver collars and mother of pearl handles, with an Arts and Crafts style white metal serving ladle, a Rogers Bros plated Art Nouveau style soup ladle, two serving forks, etc, in a modern canteen case.

A modern resin wall mirror in the Art Nouveau style with pierced scrolling and floral decoration, with a maiden to the bottom section, approx 50 x 28cm.

After Roy Lichtenstein (19223-1997), "Girl With Ball", exhibition poster for MOMA, 60.5cm x 101cm (excluding text), published by The Museum of Modern Art New York 1997, mounted on frame 66cm x 127cm.