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Many of Wallis's paintings were untitled and received speculative titles in subsequent years. Although Wallis received support from both Ben Nicholson and Adrian Stokes following his removal from St Ives to the Penwith District Workhouse in 1941, many of his works were destroyed or dispersed.
'Yacht, Pink and Green' is painted on the opposite side of this work.
The Pier Arts Centre
Stromness
Title
St Ives harbour and Godrevy
Date
c.1934–1938
Medium
oil & pencil on card
Measurements
H 21.8 x W 25.3 cm
Accession number
PAC 64b
Acquisition method
gift from Margaret Gardiner, 1979
Work type
Painting
The Pier Arts Centre
Victoria Street, Stromness, Orkney Islands KW16 3AA Scotland
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