Snow Melt, Sutherland Still Lifes means literally 'coiled snake’ and

means literally 'coiled snake’ and is a form of divine feminine energy believed to be located at the base of the spine

There is a certain category of painting that arrives in Panter & Hall from the far flung corners of the secondary market art universe

many of his oils were on the smaller scale and the majority depicting beautiful women he encountered in the Café Society around Brussels

"I used to share a studio with Steve when he too was working for the comic 2000 AD

"The first piece I saw by James was his portrait of Paul Smith in the National Portrait Gallery

Snow Melt, Sutherland Still Lifes means literally 'coiled snake’ and