Anne Spalding

Born: 1911

Anne Spalding was a precocious talent from childhood and was sent to the Ruskin College of Art before the last war. She exhibited widely but it was not until late in life that she was discovered and her career took off. An exhibition at Sally Hunter Fine Art established her reputation in the 1980's and her work is much sought after. Her slightly Faux Naive style is highly appealing. From the 1940's she produced a series of lithographic portraits of famous people, 8 of which can be viewed on the National Portrait Gallery's web site by following this link  www.npg.org.uk/live/search/person.asp?LinkID=mp50379&role=art   A friend of Anne tells us (18 April 2010) that "She is the same Anne who had Ch Williams and Gerald Hopkins as her lodgers in 1940s and her memories of these people are still fresh, as well as of her years spent in the Ruskin school of art and while studying with Barnett Freedman."

All the works we have by Anne Spalding

Tredegar Anne Spalding 6in h x 9in w oil on board £235 framed Item number 453	Figures and Horse Anne Spalding 8in h x 10in w oil on canvas £340 framed Item number 560
Road Works in a Town Anne Spalding 14in h x 16in w oil on canvas £380 framed Item number 622	Girl in a purple dress Anne Spalding 16in h x 10in w oil on canvas £350 framed Item number 632
House By Church Anne Spalding 6in h x 12in w watercolour on paper £295 framed Item number 2753	Bay and Cliffs Anne Spalding 9in h x 18in w oil on canvas £540 framed Item number 2969

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