I thought I'd start today with 'Lyme Regis' by John Cooper from 1935 which is in our show 'East London Group: Dorset Days' Lighthouse Poole now & until 08/04/23 (Tues-Sat: 10am-8pm: free entry). #JohnCooper #LymeRegis #Dorset #Dorset Days #ELG

Good evening, Liz liz bandy & its my pleasure. I thought that, on the basis that you can't make it to Lighthouse Poole to see our show, some video might serve as a substitute. Here's a clip which shows some of the seascapes from further afield, including one of 'St Tropez'! #ELG

Good evening AUSSIE Twit 🇦🇺 & thank you, that is most kind. The online resources NLS Map Collections are a gold-mine of information & offer one a glimpse in to the past, in many ways. In this view of 'Appledore' by Brynhild Parker from 1932 one can pick out the features on the map. #ELG

Good evening, Jacqui Jacqui Wicks & what an interesting painting: maybe someone here will recognise the style. Walter Steggles also sketched 'Berwick-upon-Tweed Castle' & a view of 'Berwick-upon-Tweed' that I'm sure you'll recognise, both of which date from 1936. #WalterSteggles

My pleasure, Ruth ruth Here's another view of Aldeburgh but by Harold Steggles on this occasion. This is his unfinished watercolour sketch of 'The Moot Hall, Aldeburgh' from 1932 along with a modern-day photo of the view of the view courtesy of Wikipedia #HaroldSteggles

How extraordinary, Jacqui Jacqui Wicks! Here are the two preparatory sketches for 'Berwick-upon-Tweed' by Walter Steggles from 1936 that I referred to in my earlier Tweet. #WalterSteggles #BerwickUponTweed #ELG

Great memories too, Jacqui, I expect! Jacqui Wicks Thanks for allowing me to use your photo. Here's one from your neck of the woods. This is 'Berwick-upon-Tweed' by Walter Steggles from his post-war work but based on sketches from 1936. #WalterSteggles #BerwickUponTweed #ELG

Good morning, Griselda Griselda Mussett 🇺🇦 🌳🎨✍🏽🏡🇪🇺 🇵🇸 & thank you. Walter Steggles was standing on Slaughden Quay, which is South of the town at Aldeburgh so he was looking North. These maps, courtesy of NLS Map Collections show his approximate viewpoint. The photo is courtesy of Mary Aldeburgh Bookshop

Good morning, Ruth ruth & thank you. If you do go, I'll be very envious! Here's another version of 'Aldeburgh' by Walter Steggles from his post-war work but derived from a sketch from 1932. It featured in our show Beecroft Art Gallery in Southend from 11/09/21-03/04/22. #ELG

Good morning, Richard Richard Berridge & how true, thank you. Here's a sketch of 'The Martello Tower, Aldeburgh' by Walter Steggles from 1932 which shows the opposite end of the building that is in the oil painting that I showed earlier. #WalterSteggles #Aldeburgh #Suffolk #ELG

In my opening Tweet this morning of 'Aldeburgh' by Walter Steggles I had intended to include this photo of it from our current show Lighthouse Poole along with Wally's archive photo of the view from 1932. The maps, courtesy of NLS Map Collections show his approximate viewpoint. #ELG

Good morning Another Cinna & thank you. Here's another one by Walter Steggles from our show 'East London Group: Dorset Days' which is running Lighthouse Poole now & until 08/04/23 (Tues-Sat: 10am-8pm: free entry). This is 'Dorset Landscape by him from 1938. #WalterSteggles #ELG

I thought I'd start today with 'Aldeburgh' by Walter Steggles which features in our show Lighthouse Poole now & until 08/04/23 (Tues-Sat: 10am-8pm: free entry). The view was taken from Slaughden Quay, looking North towards Aldeburgh with the River Alde to the left #WalterSteggles

Good evening B&W Thornton of Stratford-upon-Avon & thank you, as always. Also in the forthcoming sale Dreweatts 1759 on 15th March (Lots 103 & 104) are these two by Phyllis Bray: 'Knaresborough' by her from 1931 & 'Portrait of a Young Man' from c.1935. Details here:-tinyurl.com/4s7wr39r #PhyllisBray

Good evening, Liz liz bandy. Its a great shame that you & your husband won't be able to join John John Tizard & his wife when they visit Poole to see our show Lighthouse Poole. Here's some video footage of the Dorset based work from 'East London Group: Dorset Days' to compensate

Good evening @cwestweets & thank you for supporting our show Lighthouse Poole. We were in the gallery on Saturday but not until about 12.45pm so we might have missed you. Your photos feature two of the previously unseen work in the show: there are 21 in total including these four

Good evening, Paola paola & thank you, as always. It was lovely to meet you in the gallery Lighthouse Poole on Saturday & I think that you'll take the prize for 'furthest travelled' to the exhibition: Milan to Poole!! So lovely to spend time with you & just 'chat'.

Good evening, John John Tizard & thank you. Archibald Hattemore lived at 6 Kenmure Road in Hackney so 'The Window' was most likely painted there, I expect. This screen-grab from Street View shows Arch's house on the right. The front door says 6A, so, presumably it is now flats

Good morning, Ian Ian McFee 💙💚🇺🇦🇪🇺 & thank you. We are both well & I hope that the same is true for you. Another one in the sale Dreweatts 1759 with a great sky is 'Norfolk Coast Scene near Blakeney' by Walter Steggles here: tinyurl.com/2ed96jp8 or the saleroom: tinyurl.com/3vb8zwst