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A reclining female nude. The title is derived from 'The Tale of the Sea Rose of the Girl from China', one of the stories from 'The Thousand and One Nights'. The model was Joan Williamson, daughter of Sir Andrew McFadyean, former Chairman of S. G. Warburg.
Dorich House Museum
London
Title
Sea Rose
Date
1948–1949
Medium
plaster
Measurements
H 27.3 x W 34.7 x D 18.2 cm
Accession number
1994.1_CC0406
Acquisition method
gift from the artist's estate
Work type
Statue
Dorich House Museum
67 Kingston Vale, London, Greater London SW15 3RN England
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