Cedric Morris had begun painting seriously in 1919, and his work was included in group exhibitions in Rome, Germany, and New York before his first solo exhibition in 1928. 'From a Window at 45 Brook Street, London,' was painted two years earlier, in 1926.
A car about to cross the bridge over the River Etive on the A82, early 1930s, with Buachaille Etive Mòr ("Great Herdsman of Etive") on the left. Glen Coe / Glen Etive
[photo: M.E.M. Donaldson; source: @InvMAG]
From abandoned orphan kitten at Battersea cats home to a working life mousing for the Foreign Office and retirement to the Governor's residence on Bermuda, Palmerston lived the life of a protagonist in an Agatha Christie novel.
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