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Clifford Hall 1904-1973

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Folkestone

Folkestone

The Thames, at Chelsea, during the London Blackout, WW2

The Thames, at Chelsea, during the London Blackout, WW2

Fred Boston

Fred Boston

Torquay

Torquay

Portrait of Jean

Portrait of Jean

In the Window, Antwerp

In the Window, Antwerp

He Will Escape

He Will Escape

Four Clowns

Four Clowns

At the Theatre

At the Theatre

Cafe Scene

Cafe Scene

Trees, Vannes

Trees,Vannes

Richmond Bridge

Richmond Bridge

Thames at Chelsea

Thames at Chelsea

Rough Weather, Paignton

Rough Weather, Paington

Brighton

Brighton

Worm's Head, Rhossili, Gower

Worm's Head, Rhossili, Gower

Waxham, Norfolk

Waxham, Norfolk

Cabbage Field

Cabbage Field

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Biography

Born in London. Studied at Richmond School of Art , then Putney School of Art and at the Royal Academy Schools in 1925-27 and Paris in the late 1920's under Andre L'Hote. His first London solo show was in 1929 at The St. Martin's Gallery, 33 St. Martin's Court, Charring Cross Road, W C 2. His second was at the Leger in 1932 (Sir George Clausen, R.A. wrote the foreword). Held three solo shows at Roland Browse & Delbanco in 1946, 1947 and 1950. Memorial exhibition at the Belgrave Gallery in 1977. His work is represented in many collections, including Imperial War Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, Arts Council and abroad (see Art UK).