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The artist was known as 'The Painting Postman' and the 'London Postman artist'. He was employed at the East Central Office of the General Post Office (GPO) in London. He has paintings accepted and hung at the Royal Academy and was certainly active in 1912. In that year 12 of his pictures were in the exhibition of the GPO Arts Club at St Martin's Lane – Grand Old Post Office.
People's History Museum
Manchester
Title
Landlord and Tenants
Date
c.1920s
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 112 x W 87 cm
Accession number
NMLH.2011.1
Acquisition method
gift from Mr Andrew Wood, 2011
Work type
Painting
People's History Museum
Left Bank, Spinningfields, Manchester, Greater Manchester M3 3ER England
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