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Clover Huller

1956-1966

Clover seed rubber

1956-1966

Brooklands

1960-1969
Painting. [Glass Making, Whitefriars Foundry, London] / Cliff Rowe, 1959. Oil on hardboard, 61 x 91 cm. Signed in oil, brc: Rowe/59. At the glass furnace; using the rod rest

Glass Making, Whitefriars Foundry, London

1959
Painting. [Glass Making, Whitefriars Foundry, London] / Cliff Rowe, 1959. Oil on hardboard, monochrome greens; 45.5x91.5cm. Signed in black, brc: Rowe /59. Shows back view, worked from 1985-1355/9; to left, rod rests on tripod and into furnace

Glass Making, Whitefriars Foundry

1959
Painting. [Glass Making, Whitefriars Foundry, London] / Cliff Rowe, [1959]. Oil on hardboard, 61 x 91 cm. Unsigned. Shows back view, worked from 1985-1355/9, pinching glass into shape; without tripod, rod rest before furnace; study of colour effects

Glass Making, Whitefriars Foundry, London

1959
Painting. [Glass Making, Whitefriars Foundry, London] / Cliff Rowe, [1961]. Oil on hardboard, 61 x 91.5 cm. Signed in oil, brc: Rowe. Shows front view, worked from 1985-1355/7, of shaping, with second figure to left looking on and holding rod; tripod and furnace on right

Glass Making, Whitefriars Foundry

1961
Painting. The Glass Blower / Cliff Rowe, [1959]. Oil on hardboard; 122 x 61 cm. Unsigned. Geometrical composition, with full length curve to left of the blower, in apron [Whitefriars Foundry, London]

The Glass Blower

1959
Painting. [Cleaning Gas Retorts, St. Pancras] / Cliff Rowe, [1942]. Oil on hardboard; 82.5 x 122 cm. Signed in oil trc: Rowe. Full scale study of light and shadow, worked from 1985-1355/39

Cleaning Gas Retorts, St Pancras

1942
Painting entitled [The Solvay process: ICI soda ash plant, Winnington No. 2, Wallerscote, Cheshire] by G. Ellis, nd. (c1960). Oil on hardboard; 76 x 61 cm in black frame 79.5 x 64 x 2 cm. Signed bottom right. Exterior view of the buildings and tower at the chemical works, now part of the ICI Mond Division at Northwich. The ammonia-soda process of manufacturing the industrial alkali sodium carbonate (soda ash) was devised and put to commercial use by Ernest Solvay in 1865 and improved by Ludwig Mond in the 1870s. Brunner Mond and Company Ltd. established the first successful British ammonia-soda works at Winnington, Cheshire in 1873. A second Winnington plant came into production in 1926 at the Wallerscote works. Since 1928 the Brunner Mond Group has formed part of the ICI Alkali Division.

The Solvay process: ICI soda ash plant, Winnington No. 2, Wallerscote, Cheshire

1955-1965