Lincoln Townley | Skull Banker | White Rose (black mount) Rags to Richie The British Museum subsequently acquired

The British Museum subsequently acquired it for their permanent collection

Sarah Jeffries works with oil paint in a tradition of British figurative painting that combines technical rigour with psychological depth

If You Ever Leave Me — the title drawn from the Barbra Streisand and Vince Gill duet

Framed size: 33" x 42" inches (84 x 107 cm)

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Lincoln Townley | Skull Banker | White Rose (black mount) Rags to Richie The British Museum subsequently acquiredLincoln Townley (b. 1971) Skull Banker White Rose (Black Mount) Original mixed media The White Rose introduces into the Skull Banker series one of the most symbolically loaded of natural objects the white rose carrying associations of innocence, purity, and the specifically English tradition of the Wars of the Roses. In the context of the Skull Banker whose suits speak of the City of London, of financial power, of the specifically English