No. 21

© the artist/courtesy Flowers Gallery, London and New York. Image credit: Sheffield Museums

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Starting in 1969, David Hepher was to spend five years painting suburban house fronts in south London. Number 21 is one of a row of Edwardian semi-detached houses in Townley Road, East Dulwich. Its front garden, panelled door, stained glass and bay windows are typical of a nostalgic kind of architecture that mushroomed in the interwar period around British towns and cities, alongside expanding transport networks.

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Title

No. 21

Date

1971

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 208.2 x W 172.7 cm;
H 208.4 x W 172.8 cm

Accession number

VIS.3938 & VIS.4240

Acquisition method

purchased from the Angela Flowers Gallery, 1972

Work type

Painting

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