#46 Saggy Bottom Doris Black & White rather implying that he had

rather implying that he had died some time before

Of the hundreds of Adams’ paintings I’ve seen over the decades this yellow explosion of sunflowers is the one I wanted to own

This painting is in our Cecil Court gallery

Set up as part of FDR’s New Deal it employed hundreds of artists nationwide and Levenson was put to work painting murals of American history

subject and age alone

#46 Saggy Bottom Doris Black & White rather implying that he had'ON AND ON' embossed on Doris' rear. COLLECTION ONLY Please note: due to the fragile nature of these ceramics, they cannot be shipped and must be collected from the gallery before the end of Sam Toft's exhibition Keep on Keeping on Friday 3rd December.