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#WorkOfTheWeek: When Mary Potter left art school in 1921, Professor Henry Tonks warned her that to succeed as a painter she must give up everything and never marry. But her marriage proved less disruptive than the war. She was forced to leave London and give up painting on a regular basis. 'Golden Kipper' however was shown at the 'United Artists' exhibition at the Royal Academy in January 1940. Gleaming golden kippers became a precious commodity during the harsh years of wartime austerity. Later in her life, Potter’s work gained greater recognition, with an exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery in 1965, and exhibitions at Tate and the Serpentine which opened to great critical acclaim a few months before her death in 1981.

Mary Potter, ‘Golden Kipper’ 1939, Tate Collection

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