Howard Morgan

789 Howard Morgan, (b.1949) Long description Howard Morgan, (b. 1949). 'Mr Shipley', a portrait of a seated gentleman, depicted before a pleasure-boat, palm trees and bridge, oil on canvas, signed and dated '82 lower left, inscribed verso, 46" x 36", (117cm x 91.5cm), unframed, together with a smaller study of the same sitter, entitled 'My Self Possession Crumbles - We're really in the dark

Howard Morgan (b. 1949) Oh! What a Day II signed and dated 'MORGAN 03' (lower right on each panel) oil on canvas each 56 x 8¾ in. (142.2 x 22.2 cm.) 61 x 60 in. (154.9 x 152.4 cm.) overall Lot Notes This painting is made up of a series of narrow panels that can be assembled in any number of different sequences. In leaving the arrangement of the image open-ended, the artist seems to assess the episodic and fragmentary nature of life. For the viewer, the freshness of the beach scene is emphasised by the fact that the canvasses can be changed around to his own design.

818 Howard Morgan, (b.1949) Long description Howard Morgan, (b.1949). A group of oil paintings to include; a nighttime scene with figure group, 28" x 36" (71cm x 91.5cm), unframed; two bust portraits; another of a marble bust sculpture; three small oils on board, to include a full-length female nude and an interior scene with artist, together with four other works including two with old motor vehicles

821 Howard Morgan, (b.1949) Long description Howard Morgan, (b.1949). A group of seven watercolours comprising; a country lane with gypsy caravan and old automobile, 18.75" x 14" (47.5cm x 35.5cm), another with motor car, and five pastoral landscapes, four of similar size plus one 16" x 14" (40.5cm x 35.5cm)

822 Howard Morgan, (b.1949) Long description Howard Morgan, (b.1949). A mixed group of six framed watercolours comprising; 'Putney Bridge at low Water', 8.5" x 11.5" (21.5cm x 29cm); 'Kowloon', a street scene with figures, 18" x 12.75" (46cm x 32.5cm), label of the Mall Galleries verso; still life with cereal boxes, same size, and three watercolours depicting old cars, including 'Bristol Saloon at 62 Church St. c.1950"