Between Kilburn and Willesden Green, Winter Evening
Leon Kossoff, 1992

Leon Kassoff was a member of a loose grouping of artist friends known as the School of London but was the only artist in the group to be born and brought up in London. Richard Calvocoressi, Keeper of the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art at the time of acquisition, wrote: 'It is a particularly fresh example of Kossoff's urban landscapes in which racing clouds, swaying trees, hurtling and tilting railway carriages, and a cold afternoon light showing up occasional patches of bright colour all combine to give an impression of rapid movement and change. Paradoxically, this image of transience is realised in the most solid and permanent of materials, lending it a tangible and enduring physical presence.'
More information
Title of artwork, date
Between Kilburn and Willesden Green, Winter Evening, 1992
Date supported
1994
Medium and material
Oil on board
Dimensions
120 x 148 cm
Grant
18000
Total cost
58750

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