Churchill gave his famous ‘Iron Curtain’ Speech in 1946 These events took place at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury and the National Churchill Mus...
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copyright: Reproduced from the Baroness Spencer Churchill Papers with the permission of Curtis Brown Group Ltd, London, on behalf of the Master, Fellows and Scholars of Churchill College, Cambridge...
Introduced by Richard M Langworth...
This painting, ‘Winter Sunshine, Chartwell’, is one of the most impressionistic of his paintings and the one that he submitted to an amateur art exhibition in London in 1925 and with...
‘Bottlescape’, by Churchill (c 1926) can be seen at Chartwell copyright: Churchill Heritage Ltd, with kind permission of Anthea Morton-Saner, on behalf of Churchill Heritage Ltd...
A recent exhibition showcased some of Churchill’s paintings alongside those of the Moroccan artist and Churchill’s protege Hassan el Glaoui, and offered a fascinating meeting and engagement of cultures The...
One of Churchill’s most accomplished paintings was painted in Morocco – and it was the only painting he completed during the Second World War, being otherwise totally absorbed, physically and mentally,...
Several of the artists painted Churchill’s portrait, including Nicholson, who drew Churchill in the 1940s as a Breton fisherman (in a ‘siren suit’), and Sickert Sickert painted Churchill’s portrait in...
