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Tom Lewsey 1910-1965
A Barque In Choppy Waters
Tom Lewsey was a well known British Marine Artist who was active between 1940 and 1965. He had a number of solo exhibitions and his work was exhibited regularly at the Royal Society of Marine Artists. An oil painting of "the Bluebottle" (the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's yacht) was presented to the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Royal Burnham Yacht Club in 1948 and an oil painting of the "Cutty Sark" was commissioned by the British (now National) Maritime Museum.
This barque in choppy waters is a fine example of his work.
Oil 12" x 16" (with frame 17" x 22") signed
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Tom Lewsey 1910-1965
Education: Mill Hill Public School
Art School: St Martin's Art School, London
Painting Career: 1940-1964
Africa: 1940
First Suffolk (UK) Period:1950-1954
Chelsea, London 1954-1958
France 1956
Spain 1960-1961
Highgate, London 1960
Second Suffolk Period 1961 -
Marine Paintings
Locations:
Essex (UK) - mainly Burnham-on-Crouch
East Suffolk (UK) - mainly Aldeburgh
The Solent (South of England)
Salcombe, Devon (South West England)
Brittany (France)
The English Channel
The Atlantic Ocean (Ocean Racing)
Marine paintings of famous subjects commissioned and presented.
Oil painting of "the Bluebottle" (the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's yacht) presented to the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Royal Burnham Yacht Club in 1948.
Oil painting of the "Cutty Sark" commissioned by the British (now National) Maritime Museum.
Major Exhibitions
Argos Gallery Aldeburgh, Suffolk (UK)
Fores Ltd 123 New Bond Street London 1964
Green's New Bond Street London ? date
Regular exhibitor at the Royal Society of Marine Artists
Publicity
Press publicity in a variety of newspapers, yachting journals and society magazines.
Interview on Anglia television about his work (apprx: 1963)
Prints of his marine subjects made regularly by the Medici Society.
This information provided by the daughter of Tom Lewsey to whom we are grateful.

