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Winston Churchill "View of Chartwell" Coasters

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Created by Border Fine Art, this is a boxed set of 4 wine coasters with an acrylic finish.
 
Size: 10.5cm x 10.5cm
 

“View At Chartwell”
 
Painted around 1938, this work features Chartwell with its lake, and the Weald of Kent in the distance.
 
In the summer of 1922, while on the lookout for a suitable country house, Churchill caught sight of a property near Westerham in Kent, and fell instantly in love with it. Chartwell was to become a much-loved family home and with typical enthusiasm, Churchill personally undertook many major works of construction (largely with his own hands), such as a dam, a swimming pool, the building of a red brick wall to surround the vegetable garden, and the re-tiling of a cottage at the bottom of the garden.
 
Churchill: The Painter
 
Churchill's talent was multi-facetted, he was a soldier, politician, wartime leader, writer and historian. In 1915, at the age of 41 Churchill discovered a natural talent as an artist and for the rest of his life he painted enthusiastically. His art embraced many subjects and locations in Britain and around the world. Churchill painted over 500 canvases predominantly of landscapes, but also still lifes and self portraits.

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Description
Created by Border Fine Art, this is a boxed set of 4 wine coasters with an acrylic finish.
 
Size: 10.5cm x 10.5cm
 

“View At Chartwell”
 
Painted around 1938, this work features Chartwell with its lake, and the Weald of Kent in the distance.
 
In the summer of 1922, while on the lookout for a suitable country house, Churchill caught sight of a property near Westerham in Kent, and fell instantly in love with it. Chartwell was to become a much-loved family home and with typical enthusiasm, Churchill personally undertook many major works of construction (largely with his own hands), such as a dam, a swimming pool, the building of a red brick wall to surround the vegetable garden, and the re-tiling of a cottage at the bottom of the garden.
 
Churchill: The Painter
 
Churchill's talent was multi-facetted, he was a soldier, politician, wartime leader, writer and historian. In 1915, at the age of 41 Churchill discovered a natural talent as an artist and for the rest of his life he painted enthusiastically. His art embraced many subjects and locations in Britain and around the world. Churchill painted over 500 canvases predominantly of landscapes, but also still lifes and self portraits.
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