'The Tea Break.' In the years before WW1 William Roberts was a pioneer, among English artists, in his use of abstract images. In later years he described his approach as that of an 'English Cubist.'

The Allotment by John Lines (b.1938)

On the Promenade by Alan Smith

John Minton, whose postwar paintings depicted wrecked London landscapes, was delighted by the light and colour when he visited Jamaica in 1950. He painted 'Banana Plantation,' and other scenes when he returned to the St John’s Wood studio he shared with the painter Keith Vaughan.

Pagnolesque piscine

Frantastic

I'm really still unsure about this whole virus / antivax thing. I mean on one side we have professional, qualified doctors and scientists, but on the other side we have Laurence Fox, Right Said Fred, Gillian McKeith, David Icke and Piers Corbyn. It's a tricky one.

Gosh this is good...

"Cycle more" by Eliza Southwood. In support of icklepickles.org

What Timpsons do is brilliant and life changing and helps society a lot more than what is currently being mooted by the man who resides in No10.

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The UK Civil Aviation Authority has today become the UK’s space regulator. From today, we are open for business to any UK or international company that wants to operate under a UK space licence. #LaunchUK

Amazing Thrace. Wow

There’s infrastructure, and then there’s Dutch infrastructure.

John Aldridge painted 'Sunbathers on the Beach,' in 1962 when he was still teaching at the Slade. A close friend of the poet John Betjeman, they often holidayed together, Aldridge preferring Italy or France, Betjeman choosing Aldeburgh, Southwold or Felixstowe.

When people move home, only around 1 in 25 remember to tell their pension providers their new address, contributing to £19.4 billion of unclaimed pensions pots – averaging at £13,000 each. Could some of those missing pension pots be yours? nationalpensiontracingday.co.uk