Rupert Lee
Cat Studies, c. 1920
Ink drawings on paper
Hand made frame with double mount
Museum grade, anti reflective glass
Ready to hang
Framed Dimensions 41 x 36cm
Hand made frame with double mount
Museum grade, anti reflective glass
Ready to hang
Framed Dimensions 41 x 36cm
Signature stamp from the artist's studio estate
A series of charming and expressively drawn cats by the esteemed artist Rupert Lee.
Lee was a much respected and close colleague of Paul and John Nash and Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. His works were collected by the likes of Roger Fry and are held in high profile institutions such as the National Portrait Gallery and the V&A.
Towards the end of the 1920's Lee turned his attention to sculpture. He was responsible for organising the important open-air sculpture exhibition on the roof gardens of Selfridges in 1930 and was one of the first to encourage and promote the work of the young Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth.
Provenance
The Artist's Estate