i've kept this picture in one of my scrapbooks for nearly forty years

faith, hope, love ... the guiding virtues of queen alexandra

marlborovgh road

"do i dare to eat a peach ?"

a bit of local colour ... in the garden wall of saint james' palace

on the hour, mister fortnum and mister mason emerge to look around, mister mason glances at mr fortnum, and then mister fortnum nods approvingly

in the courtyard of saint james' church on piccadilly

exuberant divers above cove street by piccadilly circus

gilbert bayes' freize for the saville theatre, 135 shaftesbury avenue

http://www.arthurlloyd.co.uk/SavilleTheatre.htm
http://cinematreasures.org/theater/911/

gilbert bayes' saville theatre freize ... extreme left

gilbert bayes' saville theatre ... left

gilbert bayes' saville theatre freize ... middle

gilbert bayes' saville theatre freize ... right

the tower at kew bridge pumphouse ... where they turned thames water into drinking water

apropos the finer points of what to slap and how to slap it

see-saw

buzzzz

to the woods ! ... via the tapestry room

you look dapper from your napper to your feet ... to the national art library in the V&A to find out more about maurice lambert; he's wearing gloves

http://www.vam.ac.uk/nal/

i'll go back next week to check some details before i give you the results of my short search ...

... and many thanks to everyone at the library for their courtesy and patience

one of the questions that i'll be "sniffing around" in search of an answer for is ...

was there such a thing as "cold war art" & was maurice's work for Associated Electrical Industries a prime example ?

curiously enough, fantastically curiously, quite creepily serendipitously ... having just formulated that question and typed the three words into google, i've found this link to a forthcoming exhibition on the V&A's very own website !

http://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/future_exhibs/cold_war/index.html

maybe the question needs reformulating ... was there such a thing as "corporate cold war art" ?

wotton church in surrey

i'd like to get inside this isolated church to see what remains of john evelyn's memorial
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Evelyn