MINISTERIAL ART:
ITEMS ON LOAN FROM THE GOVERNMENT ART COLLECTION
Tom Watson MP
Efficiency Briefing: Number 5
Introduction
This report makes public each item of artwork that has been moved into ministerial private offices since the Coalition Government took office on 12 May. The information was obtained using the Freedom of Information Act.
The items of artwork listed are all on loan from the Government Art Collection. In total, £19,652 has been spent on transporting, installing and removing works of art from Government Departments since the Coalition took office.
The Government Art Collection is unable to provide a current estimated valuation for each work of art listed. Like other national collections, the Government Art Collection is normally not commercially insured – nor treated as a financial asset.
Against a background of constant and volatile fluctuations in the art market, I am told that current valuations of every work of art in the Collection are not maintained. Instead of this, the cost for each work of art - when it was originally acquired – has been provided to me.
The choices made by ministers will not move markets but they do show some ministers have an elegant eye for fine art (Francis Maude) as well as others who lack subtlety (Robathan).
Ministers to note:
Eric Pickles enjoys the view of two sculptures of Benjamin Disraeli, and William Gladstone – perhaps to remind him that he serves two masters.
Pickles’ collection also boasts three paintings with their implied journey from the naïve comfort of Cohen’s interior at Howarth in Yorkshire, via Liverpool Street Station to Anthony Fry’s Modernist France. Marjorie Sherlock’s Liverpool Street Station painting alone was valued at £10,000 when acquired in 1986.
Old chum Eric has also instructed officials to hang a print of a portrait of Her Majesty the Queen in the reception area his department. We are told that the print cost £256.64 to the taxpayer.
Similarly, Chancellor George Osborne shows that he likes it big and bold – he has opted for a 6 foot wide oil by the famous nonsense poet Edward Lear. Lear’s painting, ‘View of Beirut’, presents a romantic image many years before the area was torn apart in a civil war.
In addition, on Osborne’s wall hangs a 7ft long engraved map by Grayson Perry. It depicts a divided country, at war with itself, with the instructional title of ‘Print for a Politician’. It begs the question whether he bought it to learn cartography, or did the message of diversity just appeal. £68,727 worth of artwork lines the Chancellor’s walls in total – based on the values given for when the artwork was acquired.
Fellow Treasury Minister and Commercial Secretary Lord Sassoon’s choices on the other hand are a major disappointment. I would have thought that his time as a former trustee of the National Gallery, and his heritage in being related to Seigfried, would have made him more original in his vision. Instead, Lord Sassoon has opted for a few modest engravings of the Palace’s of Whitehall and Westminster and a painting of Thomas Coke. I am, though, reminded of some wonderful verse, which I might recommend to the Baron:
‘You’ve got your limitations; let them sing,
And all your life will waken with a cry:
Why should you halt when rapture’s on the wing.
And you’ve no limit but the cloud-flocked sky?’
(quote from Limitations by Seigfried Sassoon)
Chris Grayling’s choices are also notable. I hope he’s not seeking to draw too much inspiration from his choice of engravings. Whilst I can see that he might enjoy the Victorian engravings of Derby days – no doubt to remind him both of his constituency and of the gamble he is taking in his present position – he has also selected a couple of etchings by John Serres, at one time a painter to King George. Instead of being able to retire on a pension Serres unfortunately ended his life giving drawings lessons to his fellow inmates in a debtor’s prison.
Owen Paterson, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, also has expensive taste. “The Monument”, a work from the Scottish artist James Pryde, takes pride of place in his office. In 1990, the picture was acquired for £42,000.00.
Ken Clarke seems to consider that only work created before he was born can be considered art. His choices are interesting, though, in their reference to what he must consider a golden age, with a painting of the then Lord High Treasurer – who was known as the principal advisor, the power behind the throne. Perhaps this painting is to remind him of a contemporary member of the Cecil family, Lord Cranborne, who was dismissed from his Conservative Party office for conducting unauthorised negotiations with Labour, hence the maxim ‘history teaches: never trust a Cecil!’
Ministers at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport notably surround themselves with high value paintings too. Green hero Jeremy Hunt may have been the first Secretary of State to get rid of all ministerial cars in his Department but that did not extend to ministerial artwork. Both he and Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Ed Vaizey alone share 20 items of artwork between their two offices.
Others such as Hugh Robertson, the Minister for Sport, seem to like conservative prints such as those showing public schools and cricket grounds. He must be commended on choosing the Edwin La Dell print though. Edwin was a talented artist, who was employed during the war in the Civil Defence Camouflage Establishment. Being able to hide when the going gets tough is a handy skill.
Ed Vaizey’s voluminous collection of 21st Century art at DCMS is unmatched by any other minister and includes such notable artists as Michael Landy, whose conceptual pieces have often attacked institutions that wish to change society by discarding a minority of people. Landy’s previous works include “Closing Down Sale”, “Art Bin” and “Break Down”
In addition, Vaizey lines his walls to that darling of the Tabloids, and New Tory supporter, Tracy Emin. The Emin monoprints are a very bold choice; whilst some of her critics say they reveal someone with no technical ability at all, there are others who suggest that her style is only concerned with appealing to people’s desires and fears. A very limited conception of the human experience – no wonder those Margate monoprints are about loneliness.
Emin’s previous works included “Something’s wrong”, “The Reincarnation” series , “Masturbation” as well as “Get Ready for the Fuck of Your Life”.
I can’t help feeling that the minister would prefer the fabric artistry of Emin. Works including “It Always Hurts”, “Sometimes I Feel So Fucking Lost” and “Falling Stars”.
The choices of Francis Maude are worth noting too. They show a refined taste in lesser known but talented British artists, with images from different decades of the 20th century almost up to the present. Perhaps Mr Maude has missed his true vocation and would have been happier to have been placed at DCMS, especially if he could have had responsibilities for promoting a culturally narrow niche of well schooled artists?
Foreign Office Minister Lord Howell’s collection is a surprise. With his extensive knowledge and love of Japan he might have treated us with a choice from a Ukiyo-e printer or painter, or perhaps something from the obsessive conceptual artist Kusama. Instead, he disappoints with his choice of Vivares’s idealised views of colonial Jamaica, the amateur astronomer Huggins’s painting of the Seychelles and an unknown artist’s views of the Ganges.
On the other hand, Defence Minister Andrew Robathan’s collection demonstrate a love of history with his choice of images of Wellington, Nelson, a Mezzotint of attack on the Armada, an engraving of the battle of the Nile, and finally, perhaps as an example of his up to date thinking; a photograuve of Horatio Herbert Kitchener.
Kitchener was notable, of course, for his defeat of the Sudanese Mahdist’s, who had been revolting against the taxation and hardships they had suffered under colonial rule. The revolt effectively ended when at the battle of Omdurman 9700 Mahdists were killed and 13,000 wounded, for the loss of 47 of Kitchener’s men and 340 wounded. Robathan may wish to find time to read Mason’s The Four Feathers, which explores the moral complexity of this conflict, as a counter balance to his idealised images of heroism.
Cabinet Office Minister Baroness Warsi also boasts the most expensive piece of carpet per square foot in Whitehall. Her “carpet wall hanging” was valued at £3105.00 in 1984. Whitehall’s most expensive carpet is likely to be of even higher value today.
I can’t help but pick out Health Minister Anne Milton who has chosen the screenprint, “Cor” What a Bargain!” either. Valued at £481.00 in 1997, you can make up your own mind whether it is indeed a bargain in today’s economic climate.
In total, I have counted 4 paintings of Liberal leaders, 15 paintings of Tory leaders and 9 battle scenes.
There are only five Cabinet Ministers – Theresa May, William Hague, Liam Fox, Caroline Spelman and Cheryl Gillan – who have been too busy to change the artwork on their walls – so far. I hope they find time to appreciate the art at their disposal.
Of course it is not a requirement that a minister draws on the government’s own art collection for inspiration. I am told of a minister who provided his own framed portrait of Friedrich Hayek – the man who said: “we shall not grow wiser before we learn that much that we have done was very foolish”. Quite.
Tom Watson MP
November 2010
With special thanks to Nicholas Ripley for his advice, humour and insight into the works of art.
BUSINESS, INNOVATION & SKILLS
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| VINCE CABLE, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 2250 | Rachel LE BAS | In the Sawyard | Engraving | £5.25
(1953) |
| 11494 | Patrick HERON | January 1973: 8 43/72 1973 |
Screenprint | £32.00
(1974) |
| 12188 | Anne McNAIR | Perspectives | Painting | £100
(1976) |
| 12446 | Victor PASMORE | Points of Contact No.27 56/70 1974 |
Screenprint | £65
(1976) |
| 17717 | Eric RAVILIOUS | Working Controls while Submerged 1941 |
Lithograph | £2,531.81 (2002) |
| JOHN HAYES, MINISTER | ||||
| 1443 | Unknown artist | Portrait of an Unknown Young Woman | Painting | £200.00
(1963) |
| 1760 | Leonard APPLEBEE | Pears and Blue Paper | Painting | £47.25
(1952) |
| 1796 | Edward SEAGO | Corner of the Stackyard | Painting | £25.00
(1964) |
| 6471 | Samuel & Nathaniel BUCK | The North Prospect of Woolwich, in the County of Kent 1739 |
Engraving | £15.00
(1964) |
| 8546 | Lawrence JOSSET after William BEECHEY | Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson (1758-1805) Vice Admiral & Victor of Trafalgar | Mezzotint | Gift
(1969) |
| 9811 | John PIPER | Gedney, Lincolnshire: a tower in the Fens 51/70 1961-1964 |
Lithograph | £22.68
(1972) |
| BARONESS WILCOX (PUSS) | ||||
| 4981 | John PIPER | Sunflowers at Marignac 1956 70/75 |
Lithograph | £10.50
(1959) |
| 17250 | Terry FROST | Newlyn Collage I 1996 |
Monoprint & collage | £1,750.00 (1997) |
| 17338 | Patrick CAULFIELD | Paris Separates 1973 47/72 |
Screenprint | £900.00
(1998) |
| 17392 | Patrick HUGHES | Openings AP 5/5 1999 |
Lithograph | Gift
(1999) |
| 17577
(retained from predecessor’s display) |
David NASH | Crosscut Rip Cut Column 2000 |
Sculpture | £7,050.00 (2001) |
| L15 | Michael AYRTON | Harvest near Amfissa 41/50 from The Greek Suite |
Lithograph | £14.40
(1965) |
| ED VAIZEY, PUSS (jointly with DCMS) | ||||
| 18196 | Anne HARDY | Outpost 4/5 2007 |
Photograph | £5,875.00 (2008) |
FOREIGN & COMMONWEALTH OFFICE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| DAVID LIDINGTON, MINISTER | ||||
| 0/14A | Unknown | Coat of Arms of King James I 1609 |
Painting | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
| 3442 | John BUCKLER | The Market House, Aylesbury, Bucks | Watercolour | £40.00
(1956) |
| 4651 | Charles TURNER after Thomas LAWRENCE | Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh and 2nd Marquess of Londonderry (1769-1822) politician | Mezzotint | £8.50
(1958) |
| 4821 | Edward DAYES | The Great Geyser [Iceland] 1790 |
Painting | £54.86
(1958) |
| 4822 | Edward DAYES | The New Geyser [Iceland] 1790 |
Painting | £54.86
(1958) |
| 10985 | Hermann MOLL | Map of Europe 1708 |
Engraving | £60.00
(1974) |
| 18288 | Briony ANDERSON | A Study for Raeburn 47 (with portrait removed) | Painting | £860.00 (2009) |
| 18289 | Briony ANDERSON | A Study for Raeburn 56 (with portrait removed) | Painting | £860.00 (2009) |
| 18334 | HUGHES & MULLINS | Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield (1804-1881) Prime Minister | Lithograph | £130.00 (2010) |
| LORD HOWELL, MINISTER | ||||
| 1002 | Abraham GOOS after John SPEED | The Map of Hungary 1626 |
Engraving | £2.00
(1949) |
| 2512 | Unknown artist | View on the Ganges | Painting | £23.00
(1953) |
| 3401 | Thomas VIVARES after George ROBERTSON | A View in the Island of Jamaica, of Roaring River Estate belonging to William Beckford Esq. near Savannah la Marr [sic] 1778 |
Engraving | £10.80
(1955) |
| 3402 | Thomas VIVARES after George ROBERTSON | A View in the Island of Jamaica, of Fort William Estate, with part of Roaring River belonging to William Beckford Esq. near Savannah la Marr [sic} 1778 |
Engraving | £10.80
(1955) |
| 5196 | Edmund THOMAS | Hobson's Bay, from the Signal Staff, Williamstown, Melbourne 1853 |
Lithograph | £31.00
(1960) |
| 5740 | William HUGGINS | HM Brig "Barracouta" Surveying the Port and Bay of Mahé in the Seychelles c1825 |
Painting | £225.00 (1962) |
| 6130 | Nicholas POCOCK | Mediterranean Coast Scene 1802 |
Painting | £350.00 (1963) |
| HENRY BELLINGHAM, PUSS | ||||
| 571 | Alexander HERD | Shipping off a Coast | Painting | £12.00
(1948) |
| 3370 | William MARLOW | View of Vesuvius | Painting | £260.00 (1955) |
| 11031 | William MARLOW | View of Florence | Painting | £11,000.00 (1974) |
| 18129 | Harry Hamilton JOHNSTON | Part of the Garden of the British Consulate, La Marsa, Tunis | Painting | £8,000
(2007) |
| JEREMY BROWNE, PUSS | ||||
| 17611/1-3 | Tess JARAY | Or rather.... From the Wings of Saturn and Vertigo 2001 (triptych) |
Screenprints & text work | £1,306.60 (2001) |
| ALISTAIR BURT, PUSS | ||||
| 145 | Bernard HAILSTONE | Liberty Ship Loading Scrap at Alexandria 1943 |
Painting | Gift
(1946) |
| 2654 | John WARD | Sir David Eccles and Mr Eric Bedford on the Coronation Stands outside Buckingham Palace 1953-1954 |
Painting | £102.90
(1954) |
HM TREASURY
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| GEORGE OSBORNE, CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER | ||||
| 2150 | Edward LEAR | View of Beirut | Painting | £55.00
(1953) |
| 6828 | Paul NASH | Nest of the Siren 1930 |
Painting | £700.00 (1965) |
| 7083 | Graham SUTHERLAND | Rock Forms in Spring 1951 |
Drawing | £350.00 (1965) |
| 7276 | Elisabeth FRINK | Study for Standard 1/7 |
Sculpture | £180.00 (1965) |
| 7368 | Barbara HEPWORTH | Conoid, Sphere and Hollow II | Marble sculpture | £1,800.00 (1966) |
| 16591 | Norman BLAMEY | The Model Makers 1958 |
Painting | £15,000.00 (1987) |
| 17715 | Tristram HILLIER | Fossils (February) 1955 |
Painting | £16,567.50 (2002) |
| 18079 | Grayson PERRY | Print for a Politician 5/59 2005 |
Etching | £14,100.00 (2006) |
| 18156 | Hurvin ANDERSON | Peter’s 1 2007 |
Painting | £19,975.00 (2007) |
| DANNY ALEXANDER, CHIEF SECRETARY | ||||
| 0/78B | Unknown | Prospect of Inverness | Engraving | £2.89
(1946) |
| 2053 | James McIntosh PATRICK | Iona Abbey | Painting | Gift
(1953) |
| 8526 | George BARRET | Deer in the Grounds of a Country House [probably Castle Brahan, in the Highlands, the seat of Col. Mackenzie] |
Painting | £650.00 (1969) |
| 18330 | Percy BIGLAND | William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898) Prime Minister 1891 |
Mezzotint | £112.80 (2010) |
| DAVID GAUKE, EXCHEQUER SECRETARY | ||||
| 0/14B | Unknown artist | A List of the Holidays Kept in the Department of the Customs, during the Year 1807 |
Painting | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
| 0/19 | After Anthony van DYCK | Richard Weston, 1st Earl of Portland (1577-1635) diplomat, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord High Treasurer | Painting | Unknown (before 1924) |
| 0/220 | Samuel COUSINS after Thomas LAWRENCE | Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850) Prime Minister 1850 |
Mezzotint | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
| 0/626 | Johannes KIP | The Prospect of Whitehall 1724 |
Engraving | Gift
(1931) |
| 1473 | Willem van de VELDE II | Two Ships in Distress | Painting | £150.00 (1963) |
| 6969 | William HOARE | Henry Pelham (1694-1754) Prime Minister | Painting | £63.00
(1965) |
| 7886 | Samuel & Nathaniel BUCK | The South-West Prospect of Ipswich in the County of Suffolk 1741 |
Engraving | £28.00
(1967) |
| 9010 | Samuel & Nathaniel BUCK | The South-East Prospect of the University, and City of Oxford 1753 |
Engraving | £27.00
(1970) |
| 11447 | Thomas HODGETTS after Richard ROTHWELL | The Rt. Hon. William Huskisson, MP (1770-1830) politician 1832 |
Mezzotint | £5.30
(1974) |
| JUSTINE GREENING, ECONOMIC SECRETARY | ||||
| 2248 | Kenneth ROWNTREE | Country Celebrations 1953 |
Lithograph | £2.00
(1953) |
| 12441 | Michael McKINNON | Spiral Prism from Fibonacci Portfolio 23/125 1976 |
Screenprint | £48.00
(1976) |
| 13693 | Unknown artist, British, 18th century | How to Get Riches | Watercolour | £31.10
(1978) |
| 17012 | After James GILLRAY | “Two Pair of Portraits;” – presented to all the unbiassed Electors of Great Britain, by John Horne Tooke 1799 |
Engraving | £125.00 (1995) |
| L895 | André BICÂT | Tuscan Landscape A/P 1965-1966 |
Etching & aquatint | £7.00
(1972) |
| JAMES SASSOON, COMMERCIAL SECRETARY | ||||
| 652 | D.M. MULLER | The Palace of Whitehall: The Charing Cross Side 1749 |
Engraving | £1.50
(1948) |
| 654 | Antoine BENOIST et al | The Palace of Whitehall: The Water Side 1748 |
Engraving | £1.50
(1948) |
| 7111 | Antoine BENOIST et al | The Palace of Whitehall: The Westminster Side 1748 |
Engraving | £13.13
(1965) |
| 2932 | Thomas WEAVER | Thomas William Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester (1754-1842) politician and agriculturalist | Painting | Gift
(1957) |
| MARK HOBAN, FINANCIAL SECRETARY | ||||
| 2153 | George CLINT after John HOPPNER | William Pitt (1759-1806) Prime Minister 1805 |
Mezzotint | £6.50
(1953) |
| 6035 | Unknown Artist | William Sargent (1786-1863) Treasury official c1850 |
Painting | Gift
(1962) |
| 7404 | Samuel & Nathaniel BUCK | The South-West Prospect of the City of Durham 1745 |
Engraving | £18.90
(1976) |
| 16561 | Henry MACBETH-RAEBURN after Oswald BIRLEY | Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl (1867-1947) Prime Minister | Mezzotint | Gift
(1986) |
| 18336 | Henry LEMON after Charles MERCIER | The Beaconsfield Cabinet 1874 1880 |
Engraving | £440.00 (2010) |
HOME OFFICE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| DAMIAN GREEN, MINISTER | ||||
| 6147 | Dimitrie BEREA | 40 Dover Street (Hartnell’s), June 1953 | Painting | Gift
(1963) |
| 17991 | Robert TAVENER | Downs and Water Meadows A/P |
Linocut | £200.00 (2005) |
| 17997 | Robert TAVENER | Old Barn and Farm, Tenterden | Screenprint | £230.00 (2005) |
| NICK HERBERT, MINISTER | ||||
| 7479 | Alistair GRANT | Interior of Theatre 1953 |
Lithograph | Unknown
(1966) |
| 6552 | Anthony HARRISON | Lobster Traps A/P 1959 |
Etching & aquatint | £15.00
(1964) |
| 1916 – 1919 | Charles HUNT after F.C. TURNER | Leamington Grand Steeple Chase, 1837 | 4 aquatints | £6.50
(1952) |
| BARONESS NEVILLE-JONES, MINISTER | ||||
| 8169 | Margaret GREEN | Seaton Sands, Seaton Carew 1957 |
Painting | £100.00 (1968) |
| 14447 | Carel WEIGHT | On the Patio | Painting | £200.00 (1979) |
| 17979 | George SHAW | Scenes from the Passion: Valentine’s Day 2004 |
Painting | £17,625.00 (2004) |
| JAMES BROKENSHIRE,PUSS | ||||
| 7922 | Maurice ESTEVE | Le Grand Pavois 124/175 1956 |
Lithograph | £63.00
(1967) |
| 9667 | William TURNBULL | Black Leaf Form 35/75 1967 |
Screenprint | £24.00
(1972) |
| 9228 | Barry MARTIN | Red and Blue 3/50 1970 |
Screenprint | £8.40
(1971) |
| 7921 | Richard ANUSZKIEWICZ | No.3 1965 |
Screenprint | £31.50
(1967) |
| LYNNE FEATHERSTONE, PUSS | ||||
| 12693 | Holly DOWNING | Two Bowls II 1975 |
Mezzotint | £27.00
(1977) |
| 16393/C | Alan GREEN | Black over Red 1982 |
Etching | £51.00
(1985) |
| L398 | William SCOTT | Odeon Suite No. I 1966 |
Lithograph | £17.00
(1970) |
DEFENCE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| ANDREW ROBOTHAN, PUSS | ||||
| 1417 | Samuel COUSINS after Thomas LAWRENCE | Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852) Field Marshal & Prime Minister | Mezzotint | £4.20
(1951) |
| 1552 | James FITTLER after P.J. de LOUTHERBOURG | The Battle of the Nile, fought 1 August 1798 1803 |
Engraving | £2.70
(1952) |
| 1823 | Richard EARLOM after L.F. ABBOTT | Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson (1758-1805) Vice-Admiral & Victor of Trafalgar 1798 |
Mezzotint | £5.00
(1952) |
| 6808 | Oswald BRIERLY | Attack of the Vanguard on the Spanish Armada,1588 1883 |
Engraving | £3.00
(1964) |
| 17754 | Arthur S. COPE | Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener of Khartoum (1850-1916) Field-Marshal 1900 |
photogravure | £100
(2002) |
CABINET OFFICE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| OLIVER LETWIN, MINISTER | ||||
| 1164 | Frederick GORE | Olive Trees, Les Baux | Painting | £26.78
(1950) |
| 7871 | Henry INLANDER | In the Garden | Painting | £175.00
(1967) |
| 8978 | Duncan GRANT | Cader Idris 1912 |
Painting | £800.00
(1970) |
| 12197 | Robert COLQUHOUN | Tomato Plants 1952 |
Painting | £850.00
(1976) |
| 14177 | William DANIELL | Bridport Harbour, Dorset | Aquatint (modern re-strike) | £10.59
(1978) |
| 14178 | William DANIELL | Lyme Regis from Charmouth, Dorset | Aquatint (modern re-strike) | £10.59
(1978) |
| 14776 | Jessica DISMORR | Landscape with Trees | Painting | £550.00
(1979) |
| 14777 | Jessica DISMORR | Landscape with Cottages | Painting | £550.00
(1979) |
| FRANCIS MAUDE, MINISTER | ||||
| 532 | Carel WEIGHT | Army Sketching Class in Boboli Gardens, Florence 1945 |
Painting | Gift
(1946) |
| 3726 | Philip SUTTON | Heathland 1956 |
Painting | £75.00
(1957) |
| 3727 | Robert BUHLER | Essex Orchard | Painting | £71.00
(1957) |
| 3728 | Claude ROGERS | Landscape with Aeroplane Hangar 1951 |
Painting | £76.00
(1957) |
| 5222 | Robert MEDLEY | In the Thames Estuary 1954 |
Painting | £263.00
(1960) |
| 17454 | Jeffery CAMP | Knapweed and Mallow, Beachy Head 1993 |
Painting | £1,486.38
(2000) |
| NICK HURD, PUSS | ||||
| 4744 | John PIPER | Île-d’Elle 33/75 1958 |
Lithograph | £10.50
(1958) |
| 7974 | John ELWYN | Savernake Encounter 1965 |
Painting | £70.00
(1968) |
| 10559 | Barbara HEPWORTH | Sun and Marble 23/60 1970-1971 |
Lithograph | £80.00
(1973) |
| 10909 | Edwin LA DELL | Free Range A/P |
Lithograph | £20.00
(1973) |
| L345 | Reginald LANDER | Oast Houses A/P |
Lithograph | Unknown
(1970) |
| BARONESS WARSI, MINISTER WITHOUT PORTFOLIO | ||||
| 6687 | Thelma HULBERT | Persian Legend | Painting | £400.00
(1964) |
| 13294 | Fay GODWIN | Calder Valley | Photograph | £41.04
(1977) |
| 13457 | Alan INGHAM | Manor Farm, Carleton Moor, North Yorkshire | Watercolour | £80.00
(1977) |
| 16298 | After Patrick HERON | Carpet Wallhanging 1981 |
textile | £3,105.00 (1984) |
MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| KENNETH CLARKE, LORD CHANCELLOR | ||||
| 16 | Robert PEAKE | Robert Peake – Man in a Skull Cap Aged 59 in 1608 | Painting | £1.00
(1946) |
| 1130 | unknown, 16th century | William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley (1520/1-1598) Lord High Treasurer | Painting | £16.80
(1950) |
| 1388 | unknown, British 16th century | Queen Elizabeth I (1533-1603) Reigned 1558-1603 | Painting | £35.00
(1951) |
| JONATHAN DJANOGLY, PUSS | ||||
| 12456 | Patrick CAULFIELD | Sweet Bowl Variation 1975 |
Reproduction | £15.00
(1976) |
| 17835 | Bridget RILEY | Two Blues 124/250 2003 |
Screenprint | £350.00
(2003) |
| 18164/1 & 2 | Ryan GANDER | A Very BIG Bean I thought to myself 2006 |
Diptych (photograph and construction) | £9,400.00 (2008) |
| LORD McNALLY, MINISTER | ||||
| 8231 | Carl TOMS | Covent Garden 49/100 |
Lithograph | £7.00
(1968) |
| 12273 (retained from predecessor’s display) | Roland PICHÉ | Bar-B-Q 17/20 1972 |
Screenprint | £40.00
(1976) |
| 16356/C | Adrian BERG | Gloucester Gate, Regent’s Park, Night, Autumn 1984 |
Painting | £3,275.00 (1985) |
ATTORNEY-GENERAL’S OFFICE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| DOMINIC GRIEVE, ATTORNEY-GENERAL | ||||
| 2855 | James MEADOWS Senior | Seascape | Painting | Gift
(1954) |
| 3236 | James Baker PYNE | The Head of Lake Windermere 1849 |
Painting | £60.00
(1955) |
| 4518 | John ALDRIDGE | Winter 1946 |
Painting | £61.43
(1958) |
| 4832 | Lucien PISSARRO | The Church, East Knoyle 1916 |
Painting | £283.50
(1958) |
| 5216 | Frederick GORE | Sunflowers | Painting | £85.00
(1960) |
| EDWARD GARNIER, SOLICITOR-GENERAL | ||||
| 568 | Unknown, 18th century British | Hunting Scene in a Landscape | Painting | £65.00
(1948) |
| 2378 | Abraham COOPER | Mr A W Tudor (Master of Foxhounds) on Horseback | Painting | £380.00
(1953) |
| 5035 | Joseph GILBERT | Landscape with River and Ruined Castle 1825 |
Painting | £157.50
(1959) |
| 5159 | Mathias READ | View of Leicester from the South | Painting | £157.50
(1960) |
| 5587 | E. Aubrey HUNT | At the Seaside 1886 |
Painting | £100.00
(1963) |
| 7268 | Roger de GREY | Le Rouret Landscape | Painting | £120.00
(1965) |
| 17029 | Sampson ROCHE | Priscilla Barbara Elizabeth Bertie, 21st Baroness Willoughby de Eresby, Lady Gwydyr (1761-1828) | Gouache | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
TRANSPORT
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| PHILIP HAMMOND, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 1481 | Nicholas POCOCK | A Naval Engagement | Painting | £400.00
(1963) |
| 5742 | Dominic SERRES | A Mediterranean Seaport | Painting | £185.00
(1962) |
| 6681 | Lucien PISSARRO | Great Western Railway, Acton 1907 |
Painting | £575.00
(1964) |
| 14305 | William MARLOW | View of the Adelphi from the River Thames c1789 |
Painting | £18,500.00
(1978) |
WORK & PENSIONS
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| IAIN DUNCAN SMITH, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 1452 | William MARLOW | Hulks at Sheerness | Painting | £150.00
(1963) |
| 1555 | James DANIELL after Henry SINGLETON | Captain Faulknor in the Zebra of 16 Guns, Storming Fort Royal, Martinique 1797 |
Mezzotint | £2.70
(1952) |
| 1822 | Charles TURNER after Daniel ORME | Adam Duncan, 1st Viscount Duncan (1731-1804) Admiral 1798 |
Mezzotint | £5.00
(1952) |
| 2152 | Antoine CARDON after John ECKSTEIN | Sir William Sidney Smith (1764-1840) Admiral, at Acre 1808 |
Engraving | £6.50
(1953) |
| 3117 | Richard PATON | The Battle of Quiberon Bay, 1759 | Painting | £150.00
(1955) |
| 5442
(meeting room) |
Samuel & Nathaniel BUCK | The North-West Prospect of Deptford, in the County of Kent 1739 |
Engraving | £11.25
(1961) |
| 6534 | Joshua ROSS Junior | Battle Scene 1715 |
Painting | £400.00
(1964) |
| 6535 | Joshua ROSS Junior | Battle of Blenheim 1715 |
Painting | £400.00
(1964) |
| 6536 | Joshua ROSS Junior | Battle Scene 1715 |
Painting | £400.00
(1964) |
| 6537 | Joshua ROSS Junior | Battle Scene 1715 |
Painting | £400.00
(1964) |
| 7242
meeting room) |
Samuel & Nathaniel BUCK | The North-West Prospect of Sheerness, in the County of Kent 1739 |
Engraving | £21.00
(1965) |
| 7588
meeting room) |
Samuel & Nathaniel BUCK | The South-East Prospect of Leeds, in the County of York 1745 |
Engraving | £24.00
(1967) |
| 17107 | S.W. REYNOLDS after John P. WRIGHT | “The Army” and “Navy” (Wellington & Nelson) |
Mezzotint & engraving | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
| CHRIS GRAYLING, MINISTER | ||||
| 7227 | Charles HUNT after J.F. HERRING | “Phosphorus”, Winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom, 1837 | Aquatint | £4.20
(1965) |
| 7232 | Charles HUNT after J.F. HERRING | “Amato”, Winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom, 1838 | Aquatint | £4.20
(1965) |
| 9031 | After Joris HOEFNAGEL | Nonsuch Palace | Engraving | £20.00
(1970) |
| 15734 | After J.T. SERRES | Liverpool from the Powder Magazines 1798 |
Etching | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
| 15735 | After J.T. SERRES | View of Liverpool from the Fort 1798 |
Etching | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
| STEVE WEBB, MINISTER | ||||
| 1165 | Richard EURICH | Summer Flowers 1948 |
Painting | £22.31
(1950) |
| 8165 | George SMITH (of Chichester) | Dawn Landscape | Painting | £650.00
(1968) |
| 8166 | George SMITH (of Chichester) | Evening Landscape | Painting | £650.00
(1968) |
| 16050 | Algernon NEWTON | The Regent’s Canal, Twilight 1925 |
Painting | £4,000
(1982) |
| LORD FREUD, PUSS | ||||
| 757 | P.J. de LOUTHERBOURG | Admiral Sir John Duckworth Forcing Pass through Dardanelles, 1807 | Painting | £42.00
(1949) |
| 3167 | William GROOMBRIDGE | View of Maidstone, Kent | Painting | £94.50
(1955) |
| 5790 | Thomas STOTHARD | “Love’s Labour’s Lost”, Act IV, Scene 3 | Painting | £80.00
(1962) |
| 14896 | Henry ANTHONY | The Holy Well | Painting | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
| MARIA MILLER, PUSS | ||||
| 344 | Francis JUKES after Edward DAYES | Redbrook on the River Wye | Aquatint | £3.00
(1947) |
| 6123 | Robert HAVELL Snr. After Thomas C HOFLAND | View on the Wharf, near Bolton Priory – No.1 | Aquatint | £3.60
(1963) |
ENERGY & CLIMATE CHANGE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| CHRIS HUHNE, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 8535 | John HOYLAND | 20.3.69 1969 |
Painting | £495.00
(1969) |
| 11214 | Norman ACKROYD | A Scottish Landscape 25/75 1973 |
Aquatint | £24.00
(1974) |
| 14912 | Howard HODGKIN | In the Studio of Jamini Roy 1976-1979 |
Painting | £8,050
(1980) |
| 16041 (retained from predecessor’s display) | David SMITH | Icebergs, Argentine Islands, Antarctic Peninsula 1979 |
Watercolour | £200
(1982) |
| 16365/C | Jennifer DURRANT | After the Tomb I 1984 |
Painting | £1,280
(1985) |
| CHARLES HENDRY, MINISTER | ||||
| 8655 | Barry MARTIN | Red and Blue 2/50 1970 |
Screenprint | £9.45
(1969) |
| 9946 | Tadek BEUTLICH | Waves II 23/75 |
Block print | £13.33
(1972) |
| 18033 | Kate WHITEFORD | Double Chevron and Spiral 24/250 1989 |
Screenprint | £672.10
(2005) |
| L497 | Barry MARTIN | Green and Orange 9/50 1970 |
Screenprint | £9.45
(1970) |
| L726
(retained from predecessor’s display) |
Walter HOYLE | Sundial, Queens College 53/75 A/P |
Block print | £10.67
(1972) |
| GREGORY BARKER, MINISTER | ||||
| 11678 | Trevor JONES | Collage No.7 1974 |
Collage | £270.00
(1974) |
| 15030 | Bryan WYNTER | Landscape with Ruiined Mine | Painting | £250
(1980) |
| 15253 | Ivon HITCHENS | Winter Walk, No.2 1948 |
Painting | £3,122
(1981) |
| 16169 | Ian CAUGHLIN | The River at Hammersmith After Sunset 1981 |
Painting | £400
(1983) |
| LORD MARLAND, PUSS | ||||
| 6686 | Ceri RICHARDS | La Cathédrale Engloutie 1960 |
Painting | £162.00
(1964) |
| 10973 | Peter JOWETT | Interior with Aluminium Sheet 1970 |
Painting | £80.00
(1973) |
| 18078 | William GEAR | Spring Song 1951 |
Painting | £12,350.00 (2006) |
| 18260/2 | Rachel WHITEREAD | Untitled 23/50 (from a Billboard for Edinburgh 2008) |
Inkjet print | £287.50
(2009) |
| 18260/3 | Bob and Roberta SMITH | Bring back Edinburgh’s Trams 23/50 (from a Billboard for Edinburgh 2008) |
Screenprint | £287.50
(2009) |
| 18260/3 | Cerith Wynn EVANS | Permit yourself to… 23/50 (from a Billboard for Edinburgh 2008) |
Screenprint | £287.50
(2009) |
HEALTH
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| ANDREW LANSLEY, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 10026 | Mary POTTER | Trees Reflected in Glass 1972 |
Painting | £450
(1973) |
| 11163 | Michael STOKOE | Space Dice A/P |
Screenprint | £16.87
(1974) |
| 12300 | John PIPER | Holkham Gate, Norfolk 5/70 1976 |
Screenprint | £53.46
(1976) |
| 17281 | Yuko SHIRAISHI | Grey and Red (2) 1994 |
Painting | £2,643.75 (1997) |
| 17373 | Liz RIDEAL | Arras Suite Mauve 1998 |
Collage | £2,350
(1999) |
| 18029 | GILBERT and GEORGE | London 1980 |
Collage | £15,041.78 (2005) |
| 18326 | Michael CRAIG-MARTIN | Kids 39/40 2010 |
Screenprint | £1,500
(2010) |
| SIMON BURNS, MINISTER | ||||
| 2670 | Circle of Sir William BEECHEY | King George III Reviewing the 10th Dragoons | Painting | £63.00
(1954) |
| 3452 | Paul HOGARTH | A Nurse at Chelmsford 1955 |
Drawing | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
| 5087 | After William BURGESS | Shakespeare Cliff, and Pilot House [Dover] | Lithograph | £8.10
(1960) |
| 11963 | Samuel COUSINS after Sir Thomas LAWRENCE | Sir Robert Peel Bt (1788-1850) Prime Minister | Mezzotint | Unknown
(1975) |
| 13338 | Robert SMIRKE | Young Man Lifted from a River, Apparently Drowned c1787 |
Painting | £2,750.00 (1977) |
| 13339 | Robert SMIRKE | Resuscitation by Dr. Hawes of Man Believed Drowned | Painting | £2,750.00 (1977) |
| ANNE MILTON, PUSS | ||||
| 9950 | John PIPER | Chambord 20/70 1971 |
Screenprint | £33.33
(1973) |
| 10097 | John Humphrey SPENDER | Reedy Pool, Essex 26/65 1969-1970 |
Lithograph | £10.00
(1973) |
| 11403 | Gordon HOUSE | Triangle E 15/75 1971 |
Screenprint | £40.50
(1974) |
| 12094/9 | Derek HIRST | Paradox No.II 9/35 1975 |
Screenprint | £25.43
(1975) |
| 12097/8 | Derek HIRST | Paradox No.V 8/35 1975 |
Screenprint | £25.43
(1975) |
| 14465 | Tom PHILLIPS | After Raphael (?) 6/150 1973 |
Screenprint | Purchased as part of larger group of prints – prices not quoted separately (1979) |
| 17274/4 | Michael LANDY | Cor! What a Bargain! 15/65 1992 |
Screenprint | £481.00
(1997) |
| L84 | Alfred DUNN | Black Sun 21/50 |
Etching | £4.50
(1967) |
| EARL HOWE, PUSS | ||||
| 1221 | Unknown artist | The Highgate Archway from the Turnpike Gate at Holloway 1813 |
Engraving | £6.50
(1950) |
| 1554 | James FITTLER after P.J. de LOUTHERBOURG | The Glorious Victory, obtained over the French Fleet by the British Fleet under the Command of Earl Howe, on the First of June 1794 1799 |
Engraving | £2.70
(1952) |
| 1554A | KEY to the above | Engraving | See above | |
| 5960 | Charles HEATH after T.C. HOFLAND | A View from Richmond Hill 1823 |
Engraving | £11.34
(1962) |
| 6358 | Edward ROOKER after M.A. ROOKER | The Horse Guards 1777 |
Engraving | £32.00
(1963) |
| 7000 | Elizabeth ASLIN | Chigwell School, Essex | Etching & aquatint | £14.45
(1965) |
| 10913 | Edwin LA DELL | The Meadows, Oxford | Lithograph | £22.00
(1973) |
| 11839 | John SMITH after Godfrey KNELLER | William Stukeley (1687-1765) antiquary and natural philosopher 1721 |
Mezzotint | Unknown |
| 13496 | John PIPER | Milton Ernest Hall 4/75 1977 |
Screenprint | £76.95
(1977) |
COMMUNITIES & LOCAL GOVERNMENT
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| ERIC PICKLES, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 7370 | Anthony FRY | French Landscape 1965 |
Painting | £315.00
(1966) |
| 13334 | Count GLEICHEN | Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield (1804-1881) Prime Minister 1880 |
Sculpture | £300.00
(1977) |
| 14709 | Alfred COHEN | Interior at Howarth 1977 |
Painting | £300.00
(1979) |
| 16474 | Marjorie SHERLOCK | Liverpool Street Station 1917 |
Painting | £10,000.00 (1986) |
| 17109 | William GOLDSMITH | William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898) Prime Minister | Sculpture | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
| 18296 | David HOCKNEY | Winter Road near Kilham 22/25 2008 |
Digital print | £7,000
(2009) |
| GREG CLARK, MINISTER | ||||
| 12355 | Robyn DENNY | Six Miniatures V (Light Blue) 1975 |
Reproduction | £2.50
(1976) |
| 12364 | Ernest DUNN | Untitled 13/16 1971 |
Lithograph | £18.00
(1975) |
| 12726 | Guy HETHERINGTON | The Ship of the Sky 1974 |
Painting | £220.00
(1977) |
| 16639 | Eliza BONHAM-CARTER | No Trump | Painting | £250.00
(1988) |
| 17446 | Michael CRAIG-MARTIN | Painting III/L 1999 |
Screenprint | £528.75
(2000) |
| 18162 | Peter SAVILE & Anna BLESSMAN | In Course of Arrangement 2/10 2005 |
Sculpture | £250.00
(2008) |
| R253 | Eduardo PAOLOZZI | Selasa 1975 |
Reproduction | £2.50
(1976) |
| BOB NEILL, PUSS | ||||
| 2048 | George BARRET Senior | A View of London from Greenwich | Painting | £14.70
(1953) |
| 5592 | After Peter LELY | King Charles II (1630-85) Reigned 1660-85 | Painting | £46.20
(1961) |
| 5625 | Pierre CANOT after Samuel SCOTT | A View of London Bridge before the late Alteration as in the Year 1760 | Engraving | £24.75
(1961) |
| 11449 | Hubert von HERKOMER after John E. MILLAIS | Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield (1804-1881) Prime Minister 1881 |
Mezzotint | £8.80
(1974) |
| BARONESS HANHAM, PUSS | ||||
| 12096/5 | Derek HIRST | Paradox No.IV 5/35 1975 |
Screenprint | £25.43
(1975) |
| 18161/17 | Ernest DUNN | In a Vacant or Pensive Mood 45/48 (from Artists’ Choice 1987) |
Screenprint and lithograph | £159.11
(2008) |
| 18161/21 | Terry FROST | “Oh what an effort it is to love you as I do” (Garcia Lorca) 45/48 (from Artists’ Choice 1987) |
Screenprint | £159.11
(2008) |
| 18161/24 | Michael HEINDORF | The Baron in the Trees 45/48 (from Artists’ Choice 1987) |
Lithograph | £159.11
(2008) |
| 18161/25 | Patrick HERON | Garden Print: 1987 45/48 (from Artists’ Choice 1987) |
Lithograph | £159.11
(2008) |
| L677 | David LEVERETT | Diagonal Inclinations 19/100 |
Screenprint | £16.00
(1971) |
| L678 | David LEVERETT | Diagonal Inclinations 12.100 |
Screenprint | £16.00
(1971) |
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| ANDREW MITCHELL, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 0/820 | Unknown | Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield (1804-1881) Prime Minister | Painting | Gift
(1945) |
| 20 | L.F. ROUBILIAC | William Shakespeare (1564-1616) Playwright and Poet | Painting | £1.00
(1946) |
| 666 | Unknown | Her Majesty’s Royal Palace & Park of St. James’s | Engraving | £2.10
(1947) |
| 1324 | After H.P. BRIGGS | Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852) Field-Marshal & Prime Minister | Painting | £26.88
(1951) |
| 2123 | William HOARE | William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham (1708-1778) Prime Minister | Painting | £24.20
(1953) |
| 3314 | Anthony DEVIS | Looking over London | Painting | £170.00
(1955) |
| 3315 | Anthony DEVIS | Langdale Valley with River Brathay | Painting | £215.00
(1955) |
| 18335 | T.O BARLOW after John Everett MILLAIS | William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898) Prime Minister 1879 |
Mezzotint | £520.00
(2010) |
| ALAN DUNCAN, MINISTER | ||||
| 38 | Unknown | Coat of Arms of Queen Mary [used at the 1937 Coronation] | Textile | Unknown – Office of Works 1937 Coronation Commission |
| 2423 | P. CHANDRA DE | HM The Queen Leaving Westminster Abbey, June 1953 | Painting | £25.00
(1953) |
| 6419 | Jean COOKE | Grassland 1963 |
Painting | £150.00
(1964) |
| 6773 | Sam NTIRO | Buguruni Village | Painting | £125.00
(1964) |
| STEPHEN O’BRIEN, PUSS | ||||
| 3340 | T. ROWLANDSON & A.C. PUGIN | Covent Garden Theatre 1808 |
Aquatint | £5.55
(1955) |
| 3390 | P.L. STRACHAN after William HUGGINS | A View of Freetown, Sierra Leone 1837 |
Aquatint | £30.00
(1955) |
| 3391 | Edward DUNCAN after John McARTHUR | Sierra Leone | Aquatint | £30.00
(1955) |
| 5092 | Samuel & Nathaniel BUCK | The South-West Prospect of the City of Chester 1728 |
Engraving | £9.45
(1960) |
| 6122 | Edward ROOKER after Thomas SANDBY | Covent Garden Piazza 1768 |
Engraving | £22.50
(1963) |
| 9046 | T. ROWLANDSON & A.C. PUGIN | Westminster Hall 1809 |
Aquatint | £5.00
(1970) |
| 10947 | R.WALLIS after J.P NEALE | Interior of the House of Commons 1815 |
Engraving | Gift
(1973) |
| 12838 | S. MIDDIMAN after Francis WHEATLEY | Coniston Lake 1785 |
Engraving | £2.00
(1977) |
| 12892 | W. GAUCI after James PYNE | Buttermere 1853 |
Lithograph | £30.00
(1977) |
| 13068 | J. SCOTT after Joseph FARINGTON | The Grange in Borrowdale 1815 |
Engraving | £1.36
(1977) |
| 15050 | J.W. COOK after Alexander SAUERWEID | The Battle of Waterloo | Engraving | £181.12
(1980) |
| 16718 | Mathew DUBOURG after James STEPHANOFF | The Coronation of His Majesty King George IV | Aquatint | £150.00
(1989) |
| 17509 | BUSBY & WHICHELO after H. MARTEN | View of the Town of Bathurst on the River Gambia | Aquatint & engraving | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
CULTURE, MEDIA & SPORT
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| JEREMY HUNT, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 17284 | Mark WALLINGER | Brown’s (Mr P.J. Brown) 1993 |
Painting | £4,793.00 (1997) |
| 17285 | Mark WALLINGER | Brown’s (Mrs E.W. Brown) 1993 |
Painting | £4,793.00 (1997) |
| 17998 (retained from predecessor’s display) | Sonia BOYCE | Devotional 1999-2004 |
Screenprint | £2,500
(2004) |
| 18088 | Runa ISLAM | First Day of Spring (production still) 2005 |
Photograph | Gift
(2006) |
| 18109 | Camilla LØW | Kimono 2004 |
Sculpture | £1,997.50 (2006) |
| 18204/1-6 | Tacita DEAN | Palast I-VI 23/24 2005 |
Photogravures | £4,054.80 (2008) |
| 18258 | Grayson PERRY | Map of Nowhere 47/68 2008 |
Etching | £13,225.00 (2009) |
| 18312 | Yinka SHONIBARE | Nelson’s Ship in a Bottle 3/9 2009 |
Sculpture | £20,700 (2009) |
| ED VAIZEY, PUSS | ||||
| 7467 | John HUBBARD | New Grass 1966 |
Painting | £183.75 (1966) |
| 14301 | Leon KOSSOFF | Dalston Lane, Summer Day (No. 1) 1975 |
Painting | £3,400.00 (1978) |
| 17654 | Michael LANDY | Compulsory Obsolesence 2002 |
Drawing | £7,000.00
(2002) |
| 18032 | Richard LONG | Waterlines 24/250 1989 |
Screenprint | £672.10 (2005) |
| 18149 | Anna BARRIBALL | Window II 2007 |
Drawing | £3,701.25 (2007) |
| 18150 | Richard FORSTER | Untitled (Moholy-Nagy Sculpture) 2006 |
Drawing | £2,430.00 (2007) |
| 18183 | Tracey EMIN | Margate I Sand 2006 |
Monoprint | £7,343.75 (2008) |
| 18184 | Tracey EMIN | Still Love You Margate 2006 |
Monoprint | £7,343.75 (2008) |
| 18260/1 | Mark WALLINGER | Mark Wallinger is Innocent 23/50 (from a Billboard for Edinburgh 2008) |
Screenprint | £287.50 (2009) |
| 18266 | Laura LANCASTER | Untitled 2008 |
Painting | £1,466.25 (2009) |
| 18267 | Laura LANCASTER | Untitled 2008 |
Painting | £1,466.25 (2009) |
| 18313/1-8 | Paul GRAHAM | Texas (Sunset Hoops) 1 – 8 2005 |
8 photographs | £29,242.00 (2009) |
| HUGH ROBERTSON, PUSS | ||||
| 995 | John TINNEY after Emanuel BOWEN | An Accurate Map of the County of Kent | Engraving | £2.20
(1949) |
| 2536 | Edwin LA DELL | Horse Guards Parade 1953 |
Lithograph | £2.50
(1954) |
| 4635 | Thomas ASHENDEN | General View of the City of Canterbury, taken from the Scotland Hills | Aquatint | £6.75
(1958) |
| 7045 | John WARD | The King’s School, Canterbury (Vignettes in the Precincts) (from Public Schools Series) 72/100 1963 |
Lithograph | £7.75
(1965) |
| 16575 | Glen BAXTER | Mr Unwin often gave me advice on how to distract the bowler 180/200 1974 |
Lithograph | £117.00 (1986) |
| 17002 | David GENTLEMAN | Lords Cricket Ground A/P XVIII/XX |
Lithograph | £195.83 (1996) |
| 17992 | Robert TAVENER | Horseguards and St. James’s Palace 11/50 |
Linocut | £230.00 (2005) |
| Not yet hung: | ||||
| 6496 | Frederick TAYLOR | Trooping the Colour | Gouache | Gift
(1964) |
| JOHN PENROSE, PUSS | ||||
| 3087 | Mary FEDDEN | Arturo and the Girls 1954 |
Painting | £36.75
(1954) |
CHIEF WHIP’S OFFICE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| PATRICK McLOUGHLIN, CHIEF WHIP | ||||
| 2672 | Edmund NIEMANN | Nottingham Landscape | Painting | £20.00
(1954) |
| 2797 | Thomas CRESWICK | Bolton Abbey 1851 |
Painting | £50.40
(1954) |
| 2811 | David COX the Younger | Landscape: Harlech Castle | Painting | £225.00
(1954) |
| 12840
(retained from predecessor’s display) |
Anthony GROSS | Entrance at Dover Harbour 5/50 1941/1976 |
Etching | £54.00
(1977) |
| 16679
(retained from predecessor’s display) |
Tony PEART | Heavensfield 1988 |
Painting | £990.00
(1989) |
| ALISTAIR CARMICHAEL, DEPUTY CHIEF WHIP | ||||
| 3948 | Robert HAVELL after John CLERK | The Town of Tain 1828 |
Aquatint | £8.25
(1957) |
| 13713 | Samuel SWARBRECK | Rosslyn Castle and Glen from Sketches in Scotland, 1839 |
Lithograph | £4.50
(1978) |
| 17290 | After A. ARNST | View from Edinburgh Castle, from a Sketch taken by the Bishop of Glasgow in 1848 | Lithograph | £401.85
(1997) |
NORTHERN IRELAND OFFICE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| OWEN PATERSON, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 2852 | Keith VAUGHAN | Village in Ireland 1954 |
Painting | £85.48
(1954) |
| 5799 | Charles GINNER | Novar Cottage, Bearley, Warwickshire 1933 |
Painting | £126.00
(1962) |
| 6051 | John PIPER | Slopes of the Glyders, Wales c1943 |
Painting | £500.00
(1963) |
| 6683 | Victor PASMORE | Window, Finsbury Park 1933 |
Painting | £350.00
(1964) |
| 11680 | Winifred NICHOLSON | Pill Creek 1928 |
Painting | £680.00
(1974) |
| 14904 | Algernon NEWTON | The “Lord Nelson’” (Winter Morning, Beck Hole) 1943 |
Painting | £3,450.00 (1980) |
| 15234 | Peter GREENHAM | Corridor of the Royal Academy School 1974 |
Painting | £1,750.00 (1981) |
| 16682 | John ARMSTRONG | The Red Cow 1940 |
Painting | £16,000
(1989) |
| 16724 | James PRYDE | The Monument c1916-1917 |
Painting | £42,000.00 (1990) |
| 16874 | Circle of James C. TARR | Making Camp Beds 1940-1945 |
Painting | £1,300
(1995) |
| HUGO SWIRE, MINISTER | ||||
| 1562 | Francois VIVARES after Susannah DRURY | The East Prospect of the Giant’s Causeway in the County of Antrim in the Kingdom of Ireland 1777 |
Engraving | £2.70
(1952) |
| 1563 | Francois VIVARES after Susannah DRUR | The West Prospect of the Giants Causeway in the County of Antrim in the Kingdom of Ireland 1777 |
Engraving | £2.70
(1952) |
| 1568 | After J.K. SHERWIN | The Installation Banquet of the Knights of St. Patrick in the Great Hall, Dublin Castle, 17 March 1783 | Engraving | £2.70
(1952) |
| 7362 | Carel WEIGHT | Ireland | Painting | £75.00
(1966) |
| 10560 | William SCOTT | Still Life 104/250 1973 |
Screenprint | £26.67
(1973) |
| 16571 | Colin GILL | Café Bar | Painting | £2,000.00 (1986) |
| 17263 | Anthony EYTON | Landscape, Exmoor | Painting | Inherited at GAC from another Government Department |
SCOTLAND OFFICE
| GAC INVENTORY NUMBER | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | COST WHEN ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED |
| MICHAEL MOORE, SECRETARY OF STATE | ||||
| 7601 | George HERIOT | Landscape with View of Melrose Abbey | Watercolour | £48.45
(1967) |
| 9195 | William HERDMAN | Edinburgh Castle 1855 |
Watercolour | £75.00
(1971) |
| 9268 | James NORIE | Melrose Abbey 1757 |
Painting | £320.00
(1971) |
| DAVID MUNDELL, PUSS | ||||
| 6058 | Philip SUTTON | Heather in a Green Dress | Painting | £180.00
(1963) |
| 7095 | John HOUSTON | View from the Shore 1965 |
Painting | £85.00
(1965) |
| 7096 | John HOUSTON | The Bay, Skerray 1965 |
Painting | £85.00
(1965) |
| 8533 | William GILLIES | Peeblesshire Landscape 1969 |
Painting | £40.00
(1969) |
| 13781 | Donald Hamilton FRASER | Landscape, Harbour 1975 |
Painting | £2,200.00
(1978) |
| 16333 | John BELLANY | Sea People 1976 |
Painting | £3,150.00
(1985) |
OFFICE OF THE ADVOCATE-GENERAL FOR SCOTLAND
| LORD WALLACE, ADVOCATE-GENERAL FOR SCOTLAND | ||||
| 0/31 | After Sir Joshua REYNOLDS | Charles James Fox (1749-1806) politician | Painting | Gift
(1910) |
| 1372 | Julius STAFFORD-BAKER | Long Bessie’s Croft, Shetland 1951 |
Watercolour | £25.00
(1951) |
| 14332 | Donald McINTYRE | Crail, Fife | Painting | £153.00
(1978) |
