Krishna, Waiting in the Wings show_depth Suffice to say he led

Suffice to say he led a full and interesting life on the London stage and in 1930s Hollywood

when Munro died his widow married the Galloway painter W S MacGeorge

It is a small-scale canvas and although the sitter is in uniform it has an informality about it that suggests a window of opportunity grasped

W1 in January 1972

At one level of appreciation this is a  beautifully painted figurative work by a leading nineteenth century Swedish artist

Krishna, Waiting in the Wings show_depth Suffice to say he ledIn our Cecil Court Gallery Krishna is a major Hindu deity. He is the god of protection, compassion, tenderness and love. This painting was originally about meditation and aligning the seven main chakras but it changed course. The chakra colours remain but in a different form. I got the seated, lower half of the figure right immediately and that has stayed pretty much the same but it has taken me about two years on and off to get the perfect face. The