I thought I'd start today with one of the more iconic ELG images. This is 'Bow Bridge' by Walter Steggles which actually dates from his post-war work but, I suspect that he based it on sketches that he produced in the early 1930s. #WalterSteggles #FridayMorning #EastLondonGroup

I thought I'd start today with a great favourite of mine. This is 'Hat on the Table' by Henry Silk from 1930. It is in the collection Danum Gallery, Library and Museum #HenrySilk #ThursdayMaorning #EastLondonGroup

Good morning B&W Thornton of Stratford-upon-Avon & thank you, as always. Here's another one by Albert Turpin for you. This is his view of 'Columbia Market' which he painted at some point shortly before the grand old buildings were demolished in 1958. #AlbertTurpin #ColumbiaMarket #EastlondonGroup

Good morning, Sal Sal 75 & how interesting, thank you. Here's another version of the same view that I think was inspired by Albert Turpin's painting. This is 'The Gasometers, Bethnal Green' by my good friend, Marc Gooderham Marc Gooderham #MarcGooderham #BethnalGreen #gasometers

Good morning, Michael Michael Rosen 💙💙🎓🎓 I hope all's well with you & Emma & thanks for the RT this morning. Here's another view of the same gasometer in 'Marian Square, Hackney' by Albert Turpin which also dates from his post-war work, most likely the mid to late 1950s. #ELG

I thought I'd start today with yet another one that I haven't shown for a while! This is 'Gasometer at the Oval (E2)' by Albert Turpin from his post-war work, most likely the mid to late 1950s. The view was taken from Corbridge Crescent looking roughly West. #AlbertTurpin #ELG

Good afternoon Save Redland Library & thank you for alerting me to the repeat of 'Inside Art' this afternoon at 2pm on Sky Arts that featured our exhibition: 'Brothers in Art: Walter & Harold Steggles & the East London Group' Beecroft Art Gallery in 2021/22. Here's a 'teaser'

I thought I'd start today with one that I haven't shown for quite a while. It is a rare surviving example of work by the Group's president, Murroe Fitzgerald. This is 'Monsieur et Madame' by him from 1929 but not exhibited in 1930. #MurroeFitzgerald #EastLondonGroup

I thought I'd start today & the new week with this lovely watercolour of 'Woodbridge Tide Mill' by Lilian Leahy which is undated but it most likely comes from 1934 when her husband to be, Elwin Hawthorne exhibited 'Mill at Woodbridge'. #LilianLeahy #Woodbridge #EastLondonGroup

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Good morning, John John Tizard & thank you, as always. Here's another one by Cecil Osborne: I haven't shown it for quite a while. This is 'Hyde Park' by him from 1930. It shows a view of what is now the Sackler Gallery, I believe. #CecilOsborne #HydePark #EastLondonGroup

Good morning, Annie Annie Walker. #PeaceAndJustice. #Pigoneer & thank you, as always. Yes, it is lovely to see the sunshine. If it lasts much longer, we'll all be looking for 'The Yellow Sunshade' here depicted by C G Hamilton Dicker from 1930! It featured in our show Beecroft Art Gallery from 11/09/21-03/04/22

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Good morning, Pen Pen Thompson CBE & thank you, as always. From the same artist, here's 'The White Hat' by Brynhild Parker from her one woman show at Lefevre in 1935. It is in the collection MCR Art Gallery. #BrynhildParker #EastLondonGroup

Good morning, Tom Tom Murtha. Retired. & thank you, somewhat belatedly on my part, I'm afraid. I hope you had a great day at your reunion Goldsmiths, University of London yesterday. Possibly the closest that I can get to New Cross with ELG work would be 'The Princess of Wales, Blackheath' by E H Hawthorne.

The sun is shining & #SundayMorning has arrived! Here's our traditional start to the day. This is 'Sunday Morning, Farringdon Road' by Cecil Osborne from 1929. It is in the collection Brighton Museums. The subject of the painting was Corporation Buildings at 119-141 Farringdon Rd

Good morning, Tom Tom Murtha. Retired. & thank you, as always. Enjoy your day Goldsmiths, University of London reunion today: it will be good to see old friends. There aren't many ELG images 'South of the River' but here's a sketch of 'St James' Church, Kidbrooke' by Elwin Hawthorne. #ElwinHawthorne #ELG

Good morning B&W Thornton of Stratford-upon-Avon & thank you, as always. Here's a different version of 'An Interior' but this time it is by Archibald Hattemore & it dates from 1928 when it was show Whitechapel Gallery. It is in the collection at the Astley Cheetham Art Gallery in Stalybridge. #Interior

Good morning, John John Tizard & thank you, as always. I hope you've had a good first week in post as Police & Crime Commissioner for Bedfordshire. In the circumstances, maybe an image containing a policeman might be appropriate in the form of 'Saloon Bar' from by Brynhild Parker