'Lunch.' (1988) Joanna Carrington reinvented herself as a naïve painter after seeing the pictures of Alfred Wallis. She signed her work using the pseudonym Reginald Pepper and went on to huge success even after her real identity was exposed by the Sunday Times in 1981.

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William Nicholson was always torn between the need to paint society portraits and his love for still lifes and landscape painting. His admiration of Manet is evident in this still life - the eye is led into the picture’s depth by the black pansy, the title of this work from 1910.

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The number of self-portraits by Victor Pasmore in which he depicts himself painting his reflection in a mirror is vanishingly small. If you’re interested in acquiring an example of this exceptionally rare subject, drop me a line: richard@richardmorris.org

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'Twilight.' (1902) Carl Moll was a great admirer of the beauty of nature, and throughout his artistic career explored the effects of light and reflections on water. This scene, painted just as day is fading into evening, invites us to lose ourselves in reverie.

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AI model is 81% certain the Salvator Mundi is by Leonardo's follower Boltraffio, and not by the master www.martincid.com/art/salvator...

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