The best-selling artist at the recent 20/21 British art fair was neo-Romantic painter of the 1940s Keith Vaughan. At least four different galleries sold his work, sometimes two or three examples at a time. These ranged from figure drawings and landscapes priced from £1,200 upwards at the Belgrave Gallery to small oil paintings such as Village at Sunrise (pictured) sold by Agnew’s for £45,000 (illustrated).
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