There were two doors opening onto the balcony at 54 Queensgate Terrace. One from the sitting room and one from Bryn’s bedroom. The objects in the room integrate with the reflection in the glass of the buildings across the street and the sky to the south.

This painting stood in for “Good Tea Is Better Value” which had been chosen for the 1985 Grand Prix International D’Art Contemporain de Monte Carlo. The person in Toronto who’d bought “Good Tea Is Better Value” refused to let the painting travel to the exhibition at the palace in Monte Carlo.

SIZE:

12” X 8”

MEDIUM:

WATERCOLOUR

ORIGINAL

SOLD

DIGITAL LICENSE

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