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Study for Drying Washing (recto) and Multiple Sketches, including a predella sequence with ‘Ward 4B’, ‘Filling Tea Urns’, and ‘Sorting and Moving Kit Bags’ (verso)

Sir Stanley Spencer, RA (1891 - 1959)

Category

Art / Drawings and watercolours

Date

1932

Materials

Pencil and wash on paper

Measurements

355 x 253 mm

Place of origin

Burghclere

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Collection

Sandham Memorial Chapel, Hampshire

NT 719807

Summary

Pencil and wash on paper, Study for Drying Washing, with three subsidiary studies (recto); Multiple Sketches, including a predella sequence with Ward 4B, Filling Tea Urns, and Sorting and Moving Kit Bags (verso) by Sir Stanley Spencer, CBE, RA (Cookham 1891– Cliveden 1959), inscribed bottom right on recto in Spencer’s own hand: 'drying washing'. The main scene (recto), highlighted in wash, is probably a working-up of the second vignette on the left in the Resurrection sketch (719807). There are three subsidiary sketches, in pencil, to the right, all showing figures in front of tent apertures. These were also probably intended for the Resurrection altarpiece. Spencer has enjoyed the decorative possibilities of the lacing on the back of the soldier's chemise, mirrored in the tent lacing (bottom right); and also the surface pattern of the puttees on the main figure and that depicted in the top vignette. Inscribed on verso: R. Wall [---] 68th FA. Corsical between Karanda [CHECK] + Kalinova. 1916 [ - - -] arches. 1 G____ . 2 Bivouacs. 3. German [?] Hosptial [------- ] And three pictures along the bottom: 1. B.L.A. Ward 4B. 2. B.L.A. Tea Urns from Kitchen. 3. B.L.A. Kitbags [B.L.A. = Beaufort Lunatic Asylum] L. Wall Top. 143 F.A. Todorovo 1917 [ - - - - - ] And three along the bottom: 1.B.L.A. Laundry. 2. B.L.A. Bread etc. scrubbing. 3. B.L.A. [?] Hosp Faces. The sketch in the middle, to the right, could possible be an early pensiero for Floor Scrubbing.

Provenance

Possibly left to the National Trust by John Louis (1881-1972) and Mary Behrend (1884 -1977), or given by George Behrend (1922 - 2010)

Credit line

The Behrend Collection, The Vyne (National Trust)

Makers and roles

Sir Stanley Spencer, RA (1891 - 1959), artist

Exhibition history

Stanley Spencer: Heaven in a Hell of War, Manchester City Art Gallery, Manchester, 2013 - 2015, no. ADD L2 Stanley Spencer: Heaven in a Hell of War, Somerset House, London, 2013 - 2015, no. ADD L2 Stanley Spencer: Heaven in a Hell of War, Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, 2013 - 2015, no. ADD L2

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