Painting 1/39
Painting on canvas board.
AJH learnt from Sadie Martin that Naum Gabo had told her this was his favourite painting.
Changed hands after the death of Leslie Martin.
AJH learnt from Sadie Martin that Naum Gabo had told her this was his favourite painting.
Changed hands after the death of Leslie Martin.
Painting 2/39
Oil paint and pencil on canvas board, 19½ x 23½ inches.
Despite being retrospectively catalogued by AJH as 2/1939, it is signed, inscribed and dated 'ARTHUR JACKSON/'PAINTING 1937'/Not for sale/Lent by J.L. & S. MARTIN./8, The Park, Hull/England' (on the reverse)
Sold at Sotheby's London, '20th Century British Art' sale, 13 July 2007, (Lot 44) for £36,000 including buyer's premium.
Sold at Christie's London, 'Modern British and Irish Art', 27 June 2017 (Lot 250) for £32,500 including buyer's premium, under name 'Painting 1937'.
Despite being retrospectively catalogued by AJH as 2/1939, it is signed, inscribed and dated 'ARTHUR JACKSON/'PAINTING 1937'/Not for sale/Lent by J.L. & S. MARTIN./8, The Park, Hull/England' (on the reverse)
Sold at Sotheby's London, '20th Century British Art' sale, 13 July 2007, (Lot 44) for £36,000 including buyer's premium.
Sold at Christie's London, 'Modern British and Irish Art', 27 June 2017 (Lot 250) for £32,500 including buyer's premium, under name 'Painting 1937'.
Painting 3/39
Painting on canvas board.
Depicted in Arthur Jackson Hepworth obituary in The Times, 10 February 2003.
Depicted in Arthur Jackson Hepworth obituary in The Times, 10 February 2003.
Drawing 4/39
Drawing in coloured inks.
Drawing 5/39
Drawing in coloured inks.
Changed hands before 2009.
Exhibited in 'British Surrealism' exhibition, Leeds Art Gallery, 2009.
Changed hands before 2009.
Exhibited in 'British Surrealism' exhibition, Leeds Art Gallery, 2009.
Next page: Post-retirement paintings
In 1937, Jack began studying architecture at Hull under Leslie Martin and no longer exhibited regularly although he continued to paint. The remaining pre-war pictures of which he kept a record are shown here and all were numbered as '1939'. All of those shown were owned by Sir Leslie and Lady Martin during their lifetimes.
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