Phil Hale Gold Silver & Bronze if there is such a

if there is such a thing

A proponent both as a critic and painter of the American realist school he must have enjoyed the irony of winning second prize to Picasso’s first at the Carnegie Institute’s International Exhibition of Modern Painting in 1930

standing atop a vintage tool box

This is an earlyish work for Radford and quite different from his current output

the scion of two of New York’s wealthiest families

Phil Hale Gold Silver & Bronze if there is such a"I first saw Phils work in the early 1990s, while on a trip to New York. His paintings were visceral, terrifying and beautiful. I wrote to him. He invited me to his studio in Spitalfields, London. To actually see his work and to ask him about his practice was like a light being switched on. I was still working in comics but felt drawn to expand into portraiture. I wanted work with more longevity and gravity and Phil was exactly the right person at the