Good morning, Beth @bethcooper.fyi & thanks so much for "spreading the word" to Pam @pamnashes.bsky.social too. Here's a lovely watercolour sketch of "Blackheath" by Elwin Hawthorne that most likely dates from c.1933/34. #ElwinHawthorne #SundayMorning #EastLondonGroup #Blackheath

Good morning, Simon @simonziegler.bsky.social & how interesting, thank you. Elwin Hawthorne painted extensively in Blackheath but, sadly, only a few pieces survive. Here's "The Princess of Wales, Blackheath" by him from 1934. #ElwinHawthorne #SundayMorning #EastLondonGroup

Good morning, John @rentouljohn.bsky.social & thanks for the RT here this morning & I hope all's well with you. Here's another one that might qualify for that #SundayMorning feeling. This is "St Thomas's Church, Stepney" by Elwin Hawthorne from 1931. #ElwinHawthorne #EastLondonGroup

The week-end has started here on a bright note as the sun is shining, which is nice to see. Here's our "usual" start to #SaturdayMorning: "Interior" by Brynhild Parker from 1930. It somehow seems to me to portray an ideal way to start the day. #BrynhildParker #EastLondonGroup

Following on from our accidental "rarely shown" theme here's one that I have shown here only very rarely in the past, for some unknown reason. THis is an untitled landscape by Walter Steggles that I believe dates to the late 1920s or early 1930s. #WalterSteggles #EastLondonGroup

This is one that I have only shown here quite infrequently: if any of you might recognise the subject of the painting, please let me know. This is "The Mill House" by John Cooper that is undated but most likely comes from the mid 1930s. #JohnCooper #EastLondonGroup

I thought I'd start today & the new week with one that I haven't shown for a very long time indeed. This is "Dunwich" by Walter Steggles from his post-war work, very probably the early 1970 whilst he was living in Scole. #WalterSteggles #Dunwich #Suffolk #EastLondonGroup

It is the first #SaturdayMorning of September already! Here's our traditional start to the day & week-end. This is "Interior" by Brynhild Parker from 1930. It was once owned by Sir David Scott who was a diplomat as well as being a very keen collector of art. #BrynhildParker #EastLondonGroup