Gulls on the shore show_depth ‘Lost’ was not merely a

‘Lost’ was not merely a wistful nostalgia but a fact

his work sits comfortably in the tradition of British neo-romantic painting

In 1953 a painting professor Heinz Poreb came across a Trotin oil for sale in a junk shop in Saint-Germaindes-Prés

Anglesey and the Welsh Coast for London Gallery Panter and Hall

recently reframed it is the very definition of ‘fresh to the market’

Gulls on the shore show_depth ‘Lost’ was not merely aNot a famous Scottish painter but a good old fashioned craftsman painter, technically reliable and reasonably consistent. Weve handled Mr Forsyths work before but nothing on this scale, the only frame we had handy is this remarkable museum quality gesso and gold affair so now its even bigger. Perfect for an Ayrshire manse with a gap over the chimneypiece.