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John Minton

British · 1917–1957 · Painter, Illustrator

Francis John Minton was an English painter, illustrator, stage designer and teacher. After studying in France, he became a teacher in London, and at the same time maintained a… (Wikipedia)

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  1. John Minton, Three Figures, ink and crayon on paperThree FiguresLyon & Turnbull · £10,080≈ $12,571≈ €11,448Sign up to see
  2. John Minton, Blast Furnace, 1948, watercolour, gouache, pen, ink and collage on paperBlast Furnace, 1948Lyon & Turnbull · £8,820≈ $11,014≈ €9,974Sign up to see
  3. John Minton, Untitled, watercolour and gouache 28 x 38cm (4) Provenance: The Medici Society Ltd. .UntitledSworders · £8,000≈ $10,510≈ €9,582Sign up to see

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  1. John Minton, Peasant with Donkey, c.1940, pen and ink on paper
    Peasant with Donkey, c.1940
    Drawing · Paper
    20½ x 17cm (8.1 x 6.7in)
    Morgan O'Driscoll · · Lot 87
    €700≈ $747≈ £623HammerSign up free to seeView at Morgan O'Driscoll ↗
  2. John Minton, Peasant with Donkey, c.1940, pen and ink on paper
    Peasant with Donkey, c.1940
    Drawing · Paper
    20½ x 17cm (8.1 x 6.7in)
    Morgan O'Driscoll · · Lot 113
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. €800–1,200View at Morgan O'Driscoll ↗

John Minton works on paper (9)John Minton drawings (6)

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