Maggi Hambling

1945

British artist (born 1945)

Margaret J. Hambling is a British artist. Though principally a painter, her best-known public works are the sculptures A Conversation with Oscar Wilde and A Sculpture for Mary Wollstonecraft in London, and the 4-metre-high steel Scallop on Aldeburgh beach. All three works have attracted controversy.

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Maggi Hambling

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A Conversation with Oscar Wilde

Scallop

The Brixton Heron

A Sculpture for Mary Wollstonecraft

Archibald, 5th Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair

Catherine Parkinson

Cormorant with Fish Underwater III

Dragon Sunrise

Head of Christ at the Moment of Death

Lett Dreaming

River Scene

River Scene

Sir Ernest Ashley Bramall (1916–1999), Leader of the Inner London Education Authority

Still Life

Lett, Evening

Frances Rose (2)

Frances Rose (3)

Portrait of Frances Rose

A. S.

Charlie Abrew

Frances Rose (4)

Bird and Dog Fighting

Maggi Hambling

Man Drinking

Victor Musgrave

Sleepwalker

Hebe and Her Serpent

Teddy Wolfe and Blackie

Untitled

Battersea Park Herons

Minotaur Surprised while Eating

Mac Laughing

Mac with Shadows

Max as Godot's Vladimir

Max Wall ('Max with Onde')

Max Wall and his Image

Preparatory Study for 'The Head of a Warder at the National Gallery'

Encounter (from the 'Paintings of Max Wall' series)

Max and Me: In Praise of Smoking

Captain E. P. Forster, Women's Royal Army Corps, Director of Music for the Women's Royal Army Corps Staff Band

The Staff Band of the Women's Royal Army Corps

Descent of the Bull's Head

Dorothy Hodgkin

Excavations at the Royal Mint

Francis Bacon

July Sunrise, Orwell Estuary, No. 2

Barry Till, Principal of Morley College (1965–1986)

Gulf Women Prepare for War

Robin Matthews (1927–2010), Master (1975–1993)

The Holyrood

Alan John Percivale Taylor

Michael McGahey, 1925 - 1999. Mining trade unionist

Mourning Sunset

Champagne Laugh

Clark Brundin (b.1931), Vice-Chancellor (1985–1992)

Harold Parker, Preston's Guild Mayor (1992)

Father, Late December 1997

George Melly

Mrs Anne Lonsdale

Bev Walters, Principal of Morley College (1991–2003)

Big Sea, May

Professor Sir Jack Goody (1919–2015)

Self Portrait

Wall of Water IX

Heron in the Shallows

Night Wave Churning

Gainsborough's Gold