Doreen Fletcher

Painter interested in pockets of life that we ignore every day; places that are still or have been inhabited. Shortlisted for the ES Contemporary Art Prize 2017

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‘Yellow House’ 2026. On display in CORNERS, an exhibition of new work @townhousespitalfields June13-July5 @thegentleauthor @PaintersofLondon @ahistoryinart

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This Saturday 6th June, join me for ramble through 2000 years of culture and history in Spitalfields followed by tea and cakes freshly baked to recipe of 1720 served in a 300 year old house overlooking Christ Church. https://t.co/fcj3uslAsV

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'London', Chelsea (2024) by Marek Krumpár
https://t.co/psVNOeAvt8

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Maurice de Vlaminck
L'Allée, 1912–1914

[John Dolan @JohnDolanAuthor]

On sale until 6/9!!!
@LisetteBrodey

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Figures in the city
Prices Street, London, 2012
Silver gelatin print
#streetphotography #londonstreetphoto #londonphotography #cityphoto #London #Southwark #man #solitary #urban #urbanlandscape #crossing #intersection #street #road #sidewalk #town #blackandwhite #mono #film #bnw

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'Angel' by Jack Vettriano (1951-2025)

(Private collection)

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"A Gleam of Sunlight". Algernon Newton. 1966.

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'Mini Cab' (2010) by Stefan Bleekrode
https://t.co/89zYJinaro

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Elsinge Road, Battersea, 1970
Carel Weight (British,1908-1997)

[Fiona Finlayson Art @ffinlaysonart]

A pair of needle felted Beagles!

[Richard Morris @ahistoryinart]

Between 1948-1950, Keith Vaughan made a series of images depicting steelworkers in a foundry. In this work from 1949, three furnacemen are taking a tea break. The image is related to a sketchbook he made entitled 'Steel,' which is now housed in the Tate Britain archive.

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'Liverpool Street Station' (1917) by Marjorie Sherlock

(Government Art Collection)

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'Crossroads from My Window', Battersea Rise (1932) by Leonora Kathleen Green

(Wandsworth Heritage Collection)

[Kate London #TheTower @K8London]

Visibly upset by the terrible footage, Kemi Badenoch said ‘Everyone matters. Henry Novak matters.’ She didn’t want to be forced to divide human life into colours.

[Spitalfields Life @thegentleauthor]

This Adrian Amos, founder of London Architectural Salvage & Supply Company (LASSCO) with his son Harry. Portrait by Rachel Ferriman. Read the full story on Spitalfields Life: https://t.co/5pVyBMYqCD

[Nicholas Sack @nicholas_sack]

Figures in the city
Canary Wharf, London, 2005
Silver gelatin print
#streetphotography #londonstreetphoto #londonphotography #London #CanaryWharf #woman #figures #city #urban #urbanlandscape #offices #towers #construction #sidewalk #street #blackandwhitephoto #mono #film #bnw

[Richard Morris @ahistoryinart]

'Farm on a Hillside,' (1914) shows the characteristic hallmarks of John Nash's pattern-making. Before WW1 John and Paul were spoken of as ‘the Nash brothers’ because their work was so close in spirit; John’s paintings frequently received better reviews than those of Paul.

[Dan Berthod @DanBerthod]

Albert Marquet
Le Vieux-Port à Marseille, 1917

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'Baker Street' (2020) by Rebecca Coleman
https://t.co/JbVjcTXAVf

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'The Tube Train' (1934) by Cyril Power

(The Metropolitan Museum of Art)