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Jean Renoir's visit to Lotte Reiniger and Carl Koch at the Abbey Art Centre, c. 1952-57
Group photograph at the Abbey Art Centre, New Barnet, left to right: Carl Koch, Dido Freire, unidentified seated woman (possibly Dido Freire's mother?), Jean Renoir, Lotte Reiniger, British sculptor Peter King (seated at front).
Grünstadt war memorial: Plaque for the fallen, St. Martin's Church, 1927, by William F. C. Ohly
Depicts Christ kneeling to support the limp body of a fallen German soldier in a pieta type composition. Christ notably has ringlets either side of his face, akin to Orthodox Jewish payots.
Diana, 1930, by William F. C. Ohly
A solid bronze cast of a female figure with a bow in her right arm, riding a horse that is standing on a textured naturalistic base representing the ground. 58.42 cm high by 54.61 cm deep. Signed with initials and dated 1930 underneath.
Details of Lotte Reiniger's hands drawing in white pencil on black paper the head of a boy in feathered cap, c. 1952-63
The hands of shadow-puppet-maker and animator Lotte Reiniger are seen drawing in white pencil on black paper the head of a boy in feathered cap. Reiniger works at a table, outdoors in the garden, at the Abbey Art Centre, New Barnet.
Cook-House, 1945 July, by Max Newton
Signed and dated in black pen lower right, recto: ‘Max Newton 45'.