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Untitled (Townscape)

Lancelot Ribeiro, 1964

Lancelot Ribeiro was born in India in 1933 and moved to London in 1950. He took classes at St Martin’s School of Art and eventually settled in Belsize Park, close to Hampstead, where Burgh House is located. Many of Ribeiro’s large, semi-abstract paintings were inspired by the local area, reflecting the architecture of London and the landscape of nearby Hampstead Heath. He exhibited at Burgh House in his lifetime and this painting now joins the collection there.

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Title of artwork, date

Untitled (Townscape), 1964

Date supported

2018

Medium and material

Oil on board

Dimensions

18.5 x 25.5 cm

Grant

2770

Total cost

3400

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