Florentine Cherubs, The Jointure Ditchling, c1934 – 1948

Description

Provenance: Count William de Belleroche
Literature: Lit: W.de Belleroche, Branwyn’s Pilgrimage, Chapman & Hall, London 1948, ill.p 197

In a gilded oak flat section frame

William de Belleroche noted in his personal catalogue that Brangwyn painted nineteen watercolours and pen and ink sketches in a: Àúprecious little volume which was originally an exercise book and Sir Frank filled up this little volume with water-colours painted in his garden to remain as a souvenir for Count de Belleroche and remind him of the places where most of the discussions they had together – where the artist and Belleroche Àútalked of Art’.