This artwork depicts a lively rowing regatta scene on Putney Reach, showcasing boats in motion and spectators along the riverbank. Created by Rupert Shephard, it is part of the series 'London, The Passing Scene,' emphasizing the dynamic nature of urban life and sporting events.
This artwork depicts a charming French kitchen interior, characterized by warm colors and rustic decor. The oil on board painting, created by Rupert Shephard in 1986, likely showcases traditional kitchen elements such as wooden cabinetry, vintage utensils, and a welcoming atmosphere, inviting viewers into a nostalgic culinary space.
Hunters in Winter, an oil on board painting by Rupert Shephard, captures a serene winter landscape where hunters are depicted amidst a snowy setting. The artwork, signed and dated in 1968, likely features muted colors and a tranquil atmosphere characteristic of winter scenes.
This oil on canvas artwork by Rupert Shephard captures ambulance men in action during World War II, highlighting their courage and commitment to saving lives. The piece, signed and dated 1940, reflects the somber yet heroic atmosphere of wartime medical efforts.
This artwork features a series of eight vibrant linocut prints showcasing various passing scenes from London, created by Rupert Shephard in 1975. Each print is signed, titled, and numbered in pencil, with a limited edition of 60. The prints are presented on wove paper, displaying full margins, with some pale discoloration in the margins of three prints, while the overall condition remains good.
This artwork depicts a charming French kitchen interior, characterized by its rustic charm and warm color palette. The scene likely includes traditional kitchen elements such as wooden cabinetry, vintage utensils, and inviting light, all rendered in oil on board. Signed and dated by the artist Rupert Shephard in 1986, the piece measures 61 x 76.5 cm.
This oil painting titled 'Two Flower Women & Proteas' by Rupert Shephard features two women adorned with floral elements, set against a backdrop of lush proteas. The artwork, signed and dated 1961, showcases Shephard's unique style and use of color, reflecting the beauty of nature and femininity.
This oil painting by Rupert Shephard showcases two flower women elegantly posed amidst a backdrop of proteas. The artwork, signed and dated 1961, reflects Shephard's unique style, likely characterized by bold colors and expressive forms, capturing the essence of the subjects with a lively and dynamic composition.
This oil on canvas painting by Rupert Shephard captures the essence of Chelsea Embankment, featuring a dynamic riverside view with boats and lush greenery. Signed and dated 1947, the artwork measures 36 x 47 cm and reflects the artist's unique style and perspective of the iconic location.
This watercolor artwork by Rupert Shephard captures a windy day on the Thames River, featuring turbulent skies and rippling waters. The scene likely includes boats struggling against the wind, with a lively atmosphere that conveys the essence of a blustery day in London. Signed and dated 1946, it reflects the artist's skill in portraying natural elements.
This portrait captures Siegfried Sassoon seated in his library at Heytesbury, showcasing his thoughtful demeanor. The oil on canvas work, signed and dated 1944, features a warm color palette and intricate details of the library setting. The canvas has a notable puncture, adding a layer of history to the artwork.
This vibrant linocut artwork by Rupert Shephard features a group of dancers in dynamic and expressive poses, showcasing a lively interplay of colors. The piece is signed and numbered, highlighting its limited edition status. The intricate design captures the essence of movement and rhythm, typical of Shephard's artistic style.
This artwork by Rupert Shephard features a pair of farmhouses, rendered in watercolour and ink. The composition likely highlights the rustic charm of the structures, with attention to detail and a serene atmosphere, reflecting Shephard's British artistic sensibilities.
This artwork, titled 'Market Scene' by Rupert Shephard, captures the essence of a lively marketplace. The oil on canvas painting, signed in the lower right corner, showcases colorful stalls filled with goods and people engaged in various activities, reflecting the vibrancy of everyday life in 1968.
The artwork 'View on Apt' by Rupert Shephard features a tranquil landscape scene, likely depicting the charming town of Apt. The painting, created in 1965, is rendered in oil on canvas and captures the essence of the location with its vibrant colors and detailed brushwork.
This oil on canvas painting titled 'House in Provence' by Rupert Shephard features a charming rural house set against a vibrant landscape typical of the Provence region. The artwork, signed and dated 1967, showcases the warm colors and inviting atmosphere of southern France, highlighting the beauty of its architecture and surroundings.
This artwork by Rupert Shephard depicts a tranquil Provençal scene, showcasing a charming house set against a picturesque landscape. A shepherd is present, suggesting a pastoral theme. The painting, created in 1969, features rich colors and a warm atmosphere, typical of Shephard's style, and is framed in a wooden painted and gilded frame.
This oil on board artwork by Rupert Shephard depicts a scene of villagers interacting with a donkey, showcasing the simplicity and charm of rural life in the late 1940s. The painting is signed and dated, reflecting Shephard's unique style and attention to detail.
The artwork 'View On Apt' by Rupert Shephard features a picturesque landscape depicting the charming town of Apt in France. The painting, created in 1965, showcases the artist's skill in oil on canvas, highlighting the natural beauty and architectural elements of the scene.
This artwork by Rupert Shephard features a serene scene of a Provencal house alongside a shepherd, capturing the essence of rural life in South Africa. The painting, created in 1969, showcases Shephard's distinctive style and attention to detail, rendered in oil on canvas with dimensions of 50 by 60 cm.
This artwork features four vibrant linocut plates that capture various scenes from London, showcasing Rupert Shephard's unique artistic style. Each piece is signed in pencil and part of a limited edition of 60. The prints are characterized by their rich colors and detailed imagery, with occasional foxing marks, indicating their age and history.
This oil on board artwork showcases a charming French kitchen interior, featuring warm colors and inviting details. The painting, created by Rupert Shephard in 1986, captures the essence of domestic life with elements such as rustic furniture, kitchenware, and a sense of warmth and homeliness.
This oil on board artwork by Rupert Shephard, titled 'Bead Sellers (Mapogga VI)', likely features a lively scene of bead sellers, highlighting their colorful wares and traditional attire. The painting, created in 1954, captures the essence of local culture and craftsmanship.
This watercolour painting by Rupert Shephard captures a tranquil crofting scene, showcasing the artist's skill in portraying rural landscapes. Signed and dated 1946, the artwork measures 26 x 35cm and is framed and glazed, reflecting a peaceful moment in the Scottish countryside.
This oil on canvas artwork features a charming scene of colored cottages nestled in the picturesque landscape of Constantia. The painting, created by Rupert Shephard in 1950, showcases a harmonious blend of colors that bring the cottages to life, reflecting the artist's unique style.
Rupert Shephard's 1946 oil painting titled 'Connemara' captures the essence of the Irish landscape with its lush green hills and a calm sky. The artwork, signed and dated by the artist, reflects a peaceful rural scene, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region.
This artwork depicts a distant view of a Mediterranean town, likely capturing the essence of Vienne in the Basses Alpes region. The piece features a harmonious blend of colors and intricate details, rendered in watercolour and pen and ink. The artist, Rupert Shephard, signed and dated the work in 1978 and 1974, reflecting his unique style and perspective on the landscape.
This artwork depicts the tranquil landscape of Homestead in Newlands, featuring lush greenery and charming architecture, with the iconic Devil's Peak towering in the background. Created by Rupert Shephard in 1950, the oil on board painting captures the serene beauty of the area.
This oil painting by Rupert Shephard showcases elegant blue cranes in a dynamic composition. The artwork, signed and dated '56, reflects Shephard's mastery of color and form, capturing the grace of these birds in a natural setting. The dimensions of the piece are 35 x 45 inches.
This watercolour artwork by Rupert Shephard captures the serene landscape of Kew Green, showcasing lush greenery and possibly architectural elements. The piece, signed and dated 1945, reflects Shephard's artistic style and attention to natural beauty, characteristic of mid-20th century British landscape painting.
This vibrant linocut titled 'Tribal Dancers' by Rupert Shephard features stylized figures engaged in traditional dance, showcasing a rich palette of colors. The artwork, measuring 28 x 20 cms, is part of a limited edition of 50, signed and numbered in pencil, and is elegantly framed behind glass.
This untitled linocut by Rupert Shephard features vibrant colors and abstract forms, capturing a sense of movement and energy. The artwork is signed and numbered 5/5, indicating its limited edition status. The piece is framed and measures 27 x 32.6 cm, reflecting Shephard's unique style and technique.
This linocut by Rupert Shephard features a woman and child, intricately surrounded by birds and blooming flowers. The piece, created in the 20th century, showcases Shephard's unique style and attention to detail, with a signed pencil mark indicating its limited edition status.
Rupert Shephard's artwork titled 'Homestead, Newlands' likely captures the essence of a tranquil rural homestead, emphasizing the beauty of nature and the simplicity of country living. The scene may include elements such as a charming house, lush greenery, and a peaceful landscape, reflecting the artist's connection to the environment.
This artwork features a portrait of a young lady, painted by Rupert Shephard in 1981. The piece is created using oil on canvas board, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing the subject's likeness and expression. The dimensions of the work are 44 x 37 cm, emphasizing the intimate scale of the portrait.
Three Mine Dancers, created by Rupert Shephard in 1957, features three figures engaged in a dance, likely reflecting South African cultural themes. The oil on board medium suggests rich colors and textures, with a focus on the dancers' movements and expressions, capturing the vibrancy of the scene.
This artwork, titled 'Rupert Shephard (1909-1992) ARPs in Rubble,' features an abstract composition with a focus on shapes and colors that evoke a sense of destruction and resilience. Created in 1944, the oil on canvas piece measures 56 x 56 cm and reflects the artist's response to the tumultuous environment of the time.
This oil painting by Rupert Shephard depicts two flower women elegantly posed among lush protea flowers. The artwork, signed and dated 1961, showcases a harmonious blend of color and form, highlighting the beauty of the floral elements and the figures. The dimensions of the piece are 59 x 44 inches, emphasizing its presence.
This oil painting by Rupert Shephard features lush tobacco plants set against the backdrop of Oakley Gardens in Chelsea. Signed and dated 1946, the artwork reflects Shephard's skill as a painter and his connection to nature, showcasing vibrant greens and earthy tones typical of mid-20th century British landscape art.
This linocut artwork by Rupert Shephard features a scene of villagers in the Malay Quarter of Cape Town, South Africa, carrying food. The composition captures the essence of community life, showcasing the figures in a dynamic arrangement, likely characterized by bold lines and a limited color palette typical of linocut techniques.
This artwork by Rupert Shephard captures a bustling market scene, likely filled with various vendors and shoppers. The oil on canvas painting, signed and dated 1968, features a rich palette and dynamic composition, reflecting the vibrancy of everyday life in a market setting.
This artwork by Rupert Shephard, created in 1936, depicts Victor Pasmore. The painting is characterized by a blend of colors and forms typical of early 20th-century art. It features Shephard's signature in the lower corners and inscriptions on the canvas-overlap, indicating the subject and date.
This oil painting by Rupert Shephard captures the energetic and colorful Xhosa Young Men's Raffia Dance. The artwork likely features dancers adorned in traditional attire, emphasizing their movements and the cultural significance of the dance. The vibrant colors and expressive forms reflect the lively atmosphere of the performance, inviting viewers to appreciate the rich heritage of the Xhosa community.
This oil on canvas painting by Rupert Shephard, titled 'Tulips And Wallflowers,' features a lively arrangement of tulips and wallflowers. The artwork, signed and dated 1946, captures the essence of spring with its bright colors and intricate floral details, inviting viewers to appreciate the beauty of nature.
The artwork 'Riders In Hyde Park' by Rupert Shephard features riders on horseback enjoying a tranquil day in Hyde Park. The oil on board painting, dated 1965, likely showcases lush greenery and a peaceful atmosphere, reflecting the charm of outdoor leisure activities in an urban park setting.
In 'Turmoil in the Tearoom' by Rupert Shephard, a waitress is depicted in a moment of chaos as she slips and spills her tray, causing surprise among the patrons. The artwork, created with pen, ink, and watercolour, captures the dynamic energy of the scene, showcasing expressions of alarm and surprise on the faces of the onlookers.
This oil painting by Rupert Shephard depicts two flower women, elegantly posed amidst a lush arrangement of protea flowers. The artwork showcases Shephard's signature style, characterized by vivid colors and expressive forms, capturing the essence of floral beauty and femininity. Signed, titled, and dated 1961, the piece measures 59 x 44.
This artwork features five vibrant linocut prints showcasing various scenes from London, created by Rupert Shephard in 1975. Each print is signed, titled, and numbered, with notable pieces including 'The Bus' and 'The Serpentine'. The prints exhibit a playful use of color and detail, capturing the essence of urban life. Some discoloration is present at the edges of two prints, but they remain in good condition overall.
This artwork features a distant view of a picturesque Mediterranean town, likely set in Vienne, Basses Alpes. Created by Rupert Shephard, the piece showcases soft watercolor washes complemented by detailed pen and ink work, capturing the serene beauty of the landscape. The artwork is signed and dated, indicating its creation in the late 1970s.
This artwork features a distant view of a picturesque Mediterranean town, showcasing soft colors and delicate lines typical of watercolor and pen and ink techniques. The scene captures the essence of Vienne in the Basses Alpes region, with charming architecture and a serene landscape, reflecting the artist Rupert Shephard's style from the late 1970s.
This untitled colour screenprint by Rupert Shephard features a dynamic arrangement of abstract forms and vibrant hues, reflecting the artist's unique style. Measuring 45cm x 32cm, it is signed and numbered 1/54, indicating its limited edition status. The artwork likely embodies a playful yet sophisticated use of color and shape.
This artwork features five vibrant linocut plates created by British artist Rupert Shephard in 1975. Each plate showcases various urban scenes from London, characterized by bold colors and dynamic compositions. The prints are signed, titled, and numbered, reflecting Shephard's unique artistic style.
This artwork features native women gracefully holding woven mats, highlighting their traditional attire and cultural significance. The piece, created by Rupert Shephard, captures the essence of their daily life and craftsmanship, rendered in oil and tempera on composition board.
Rupert Shephard's 'Three Mine Dancers' features three dynamic figures in motion, capturing the essence of dance. The oil on board artwork, signed and dated 1957, likely portrays the dancers with vibrant colors and fluid lines, emphasizing their grace and rhythm.
This oil painting by Rupert Shephard, titled 'Battersea Park, circa 1944', showcases a lively scene with figures enjoying the park. The work, signed and dated 1945, captures the essence of post-war Britain, reflecting a sense of community and leisure in a natural setting.
This oil on canvas artwork by Rupert Shephard captures the heroic efforts of ambulance men during World War II. The painting likely features figures in military uniforms, engaged in a scene of urgency and compassion, reflecting the challenges faced by medical personnel in wartime. The dimensions of the piece are 50.7x62.6 cm.
This artwork by Rupert Shephard depicts Battersea Park in London, created in 1947. The oil painting captures the lush greenery and serene atmosphere of the park, showcasing Shephard's unique style. The piece is signed and dated in the lower left corner, measuring 36cm x 46cm, and is unframed.
This oil on masonite painting by Rupert Shephard showcases colonial villages, featuring quaint architecture and a donkey in the foreground. The artwork is framed and signed, reflecting the artist's style from 1949, capturing a serene rural scene.
This oil on board artwork by Rupert Shephard, created in 1956, illustrates a scene of basket sellers visiting houses, showcasing the daily life and cultural practices in South Africa during the mid-20th century. The piece is signed and dated, reflecting Shephard's unique artistic style.
This portrait of Fairfax Hall, created by Rupert Shephard in 1966, features a detailed depiction of the subject with expressive brushwork and a vibrant color palette. The artwork is an oil on canvas, measuring 21 x 27 inches, and is signed and dated by the artist in the lower right corner.
This artwork titled 'Nude' by Rupert Shephard features a gracefully rendered nude figure, characterized by soft lines and a tranquil expression. The piece, created in oil on board in 1987, measures 22 x 28 inches, highlighting the artist's skill in capturing the human form with a sense of intimacy and elegance.
This linocut by Rupert Shephard features a serene coastal scene with various birds in flight or perched, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing nature. The piece is signed and inscribed 'To Aeron' and 'Artists' Proof' in pencil, emphasizing its unique status as an artist's proof. The artwork measures 15 inches by 17.75 inches and is unframed.
This signed linocut print titled 'Putney Reach' by British artist Rupert Shephard captures a tranquil riverside landscape. The artwork features flowing water, lush greenery, and possibly architectural elements, all rendered in a distinctive linocut technique. The piece is inscribed and numbered 34/60, showcasing Shephard's unique style and attention to detail.
This linocut artwork titled 'Hyde Park' by British artist Rupert Shephard features a tranquil park scene, likely showcasing trees, pathways, and figures enjoying the outdoors. The piece is signed and numbered 37/60 in pencil, emphasizing its limited edition status. Measuring 12.5 inches by 10 inches, it is unframed and captures the essence of British park life.
This linocut artwork by British artist Rupert Shephard depicts a serene scene of birds perched on a tree. The piece is signed and numbered 1/200 in pencil, showcasing Shephard's unique style and technique. The artwork measures 19 inches by 14.75 inches and is unframed.
This artwork, titled 'The Bus', is a signed linocut by British artist Rupert Shephard. The piece likely depicts a stylized representation of a bus, showcasing Shephard's unique artistic approach. The work is inscribed with 'The Bus' and 'Artists Proof', and is unframed, measuring 16 inches by 11.75 inches.
This floral still life painting by Rupert Shephard showcases a vibrant arrangement of flowers, rendered in oil on board. Created in 1951, the artwork is framed in an elegant ebonised cassetta frame, emphasizing the beauty of the blossoms. The piece reflects Shephard's unique style and connection to South African art.
This artwork likely portrays the Rupert Norman Shephard Homestead, showcasing a tranquil rural scene in Newlands. The oil on board painting, signed and dated 1950, captures the essence of the homestead's architecture and surrounding landscape, emphasizing natural beauty and historical significance.
This artwork features five vibrant linocut plates created by Rupert Shephard, capturing various scenes of London. Each piece is intricately designed, showcasing the artist's unique interpretation of urban life. The prints are signed, titled, and numbered, reflecting their limited edition status.
This oil on canvas artwork by Rupert Shephard captures WWII air raid wardens taking a break, reflecting the tension and camaraderie of wartime. The piece, signed and dated 1940, likely features somber tones and a realistic portrayal of the wardens' expressions and surroundings, emphasizing their role during the air raids.
This artwork features a lively depiction of sunflowers set against a picturesque backdrop near La Bégude de Mazenc. Created by Rupert Shephard in 1979, the oil on board painting showcases the bright yellow petals and green foliage, capturing the essence of a sunlit day in a serene rural setting.
This mixed media artwork by Rupert Shephard captures the essence of Chelsea Park Gardens, showcasing lush greenery and serene landscapes. Created in 1965, the piece reflects the artist's unique style and attention to detail, with a signature located in the lower right corner. It is part of a collection that includes two additional views by the same artist.
This artwork features six vibrant linocut plates showcasing various scenes from London, created by British artist Rupert Shephard in 1975. Each plate is intricately designed, signed, titled, and numbered in pencil, reflecting the artist's unique perspective on urban life. The prints are on wove paper and are part of a limited edition of 60.
Rupert Shephard's 'Chateau at Grignon' features a tranquil scene rendered in ink and watercolour. The artwork showcases a charming chateau surrounded by lush greenery, with soft, flowing lines and a harmonious color palette. Signed and dated in 1981, this piece reflects Shephard's unique artistic style.
This linocut artwork titled 'Putney Reach' by Rupert Shephard showcases a tranquil riverscape, likely depicting the natural beauty of the Putney area. The piece is signed, inscribed, and numbered 34/60, suggesting a limited edition. The dimensions of the image are 24.5 x 28 cm.
This artwork features a watercolour representation of Cooper Hill House located in County Limerick, created by British artist Rupert Shephard in 1974. The piece captures the essence of the house's architecture, with intricate details that reflect the surrounding landscape.
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