This month we welcome Andy Powell to Alfies. Andy has led an illustrious life, in the 1970s he was a radio personality for Radio London and CBS. Soon afterwards he became a photojournalist capturing key international news events in the 1980s, from the wedding of Diana Spencer to the Gulf War, freelancing for top international media organisations.
His true vocation became apparent in the '90s when he focused on what he truly loved - painting. He became a well known artist whose work has been likened to Picasso and Kandinsky. In 1997 he exhibited at the Royal Academy.
His true vocation became apparent in the '90s when he focused on what he truly loved - painting. He became a well known artist whose work has been likened to Picasso and Kandinsky. In 1997 he exhibited at the Royal Academy.
Examples of Andy Powell's art |
You will find an eclectic mix of antiques and collectables in his stand. We asked Andy a few questions...
Can you tell us a little bit about yourself and your
company?
I have been an artist, painter, antique collector and dealer for many years. I have been buying, selling, collecting and dealing since I was 7 years old.
How would your describe your stock?
Antique to historical items from 80 years old and collectables to antiquities over 1000 years old.
What is the most highly sought after item you have in at the
moment?
Thomas Toft slipwear charger plates and pottery jugs.
Do you have any personal favourites in your collection?
Slipware and first edition books.
First Editions |
A display featuring 17th century slipware plus a few Thomas Toft pieces |
What piece would you love to find?
Thomas Toft Smoke Your Nose plate.
Do you have a favourite gallery to visit in London?
Have many but Tate Modern & Tate Britain.
What antiques, besides those you already deal in, would you be interested in collecting?
American historical items.
Vintage cameras |
A selection of trinkets |
A variety of antiquities and vintage items |
Pewter mugs and tankards from the 1800s, jugs from the 1700s |
Russian doll set circa 1930s |
17th century original hand carved novelty stopper with moving figures |
Frederick Remmington original Indian head buckle 1880s |
Andy's Antiques & Collectables | Stand G031-32 | Tel: +44 7806 667 950 | Email: artistandypowell@gmail.com
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