Artist: Neville Dear Medium: Gouache on Board Size: 11" x 15" (270mm x 370mm) Date: 1964 Signature: Signed by artist on reverse Code: DearSuffMH
This is the Signed unique original Gouache painting by Neville Dear.
Neville Dear depicts a defining moment in the history of the suffragette movement in this original gouache painting of Derby Day.
Emily Wilding Davidson was killed when she threw herself in front of the King's horse on Derby Day 1913, protesting in favour of voting rights for women.
This amazing painting was used in the magazine Look and Learn in 1964.
Neville Dear; UK A prolific artist for Look and Learn, illustrating a wide variety of historical subjects and various series including 'Disasters That Shook the World' (1963), 'By the Rivers of Babylon' (1964), 'They Made Headlines' (1964), 'Epic Stories of the Iron Road' (1965) and others. In 1949, Dear and two other students from the Royal College of Art were commissioned to decorate the walls of the children's section of the Chelsea Public Library.
In the 1950s he began producing illustrations for William Collins, including work for Collins' Magazine, Collins Boys' Annual and books, including Showell Styles' 'Tiger Patrol' series.
As well as his magazine illustrations for Look and Learn, Ranger, Argosy, Picture Post and others, Dear also worked for Oxford University Press, Wheaton, Hodder & Stoughton, Corgi, and Eyre Methuen. With others he illustrated The Hamlyn Bible for Children (1974) and he was a regular illustrator for Reader's Digest's condensed books.
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