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Limited Edition Signed Print No 43/75 by Mary Fedden "The Garden Bench"THE GARDEN BENCH 1997 Limited Edition of 75 Prints. Signed by Mary Fedden Image: 270mm x 190mm Mounted: 500mm x 440mm This picture is available mounted 675. 00 Mary Fedden's work is in nearly every modern British collection including the Tate, the Royal Academy and the personal collection of Her Majesty the Queen at Windsor Castle. Mary Fedden was born in Bristol, in 1915, the daughter of a sugar broker. "I loved drawing when I was very small. I
THE GARDEN BENCH 1997
Limited Edition of 75 Prints.
Signed by Mary Fedden
Image: 270mm x 190mm
Mounted: 500mm x 440mm
Mounted: 500mm x 440mm
This picture is available mounted - £675.00
Mary Fedden's work is in nearly every modern British collection including the Tate, the Royal Academy and the personal collection of Her Majesty the Queen at Windsor Castle. Mary Fedden was born in Bristol, in 1915, the daughter of a sugar broker. "I loved drawing when I was very small. I always did." Mary remembers. On leaving Badminton school at sixteen Mary was awarded a scholarship to the Slade School of Art in London (1932-1936) where she studied under the Russian theatre designer Vladimir Polunin who had worked with Diaghilev and the legendary Ballets Russes. His influence was strong and Mary is still fascinated by stage design. After finishing at the Slade Mary briefly returned to Bristol to teach when her career was interrupted by the declaration of war. Mary served in the Land Army and the Women's Voluntary Service. She was also commissioned to produce murals for the war effort. While studying at the Slade Mary met and fell in love with the renowned artist and printmaker, Julian Trevelyan. It wasn't however, until 1949 that Mary moved in with Julian to a complex of studios clinging to the banks of the River Thames. They married in 1951. Julian, who died in 1988 and initially gained recognition for his 1930's Surrealist prints, had a tremendously positive approach to painting which had a radical effect on Mary's work. His Surrealism brought out her absurd and dreamlike qualities and her passion for colour and pattern matured as she established her distinctive style of still life painting using flattened space and tantalising disproportion. "When a painting of mine comes out a bit quirky, I'm always very pleased – it doesn't happen often enough." Her style of painting has influenced an enormous number of contemporary painters. "Each of my paintings is a mixture of things that I'm looking at, and my thoughts and imagination",she says. As she paints she moves from one area to another, all the while considering how each shape relates to the rest in a balanced and ordered composition which juxtaposes familiar objects like wine bottles, jugs and fruit with the witty addition of curiosities from her collection of objects that she has horded over the years. Mary prefers to have a dominant colour in each painting with all the others colours harmonising with it but then she will introduce an accent of striking, sensuous colour to intrigue and arrest the viewer. Mary and Julian's passion for travelling led them to tour extensively in Europe, Africa, India, Russia and America. Since 1946 Mary has painted prolifically and has had regular exhibitions in London and throughout Britain. She painted murals at the 1951 Festival of Britain and went on to teach painting at the Royal College of Art from 1958 to 1964 where she was the first woman tutor to teach in the Painting School, with David Hockney and Allen Jones amongst her students. She then taught at the Yehudi Menuhin School from 1965 to 1970. Mary Fedden was the President of the Royal West of England Academy from 1984 to 1988 and was elected a Royal Academician in the Senior Order in 1992. She received an OBE and a Doctor of Literature from Bath University in the 1990's.
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★★★★★ 5
Inexpensive doesn’t mean cheap.
Color: Black/Orange
After 10 months, zero complaints. Well, I got rid of the horrible NATO strap 🙄. That’s a personal preference. Easy to swap out to whatever you like. Keeps accurate time meaning it’s the same time. I’m not micro analyzing it and the seconds gained/lost. It has a confident look and feel and makes you feel good when wearing it. Sure it’s not high priced but it’s not cheap. Very comfortable, light and not unincumbered. If this is what you’re looking at, you’d be satisfied. Great looking, durable and simple watch. Full confidence.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2025
★★★★★ 3
Budget Seiko Prospex this is not
Color: Black/Orange
Bought this as a cheap work watch, but I guess all the budget went into the solar technology.
No date adjust feature, gotta crank the crown over and over to adjust the date. (Also no screw-down crown, but that's expected at this price)
Fake diver bezel. Lol why? Cringe as heck. Should of just put a compass bezel on there instead tbh.
Cheap plastic crystal, scratches and mars just by looking at it.
Okay NATO strap. Falls apart quickly, but it's easily replaceable with a better quality one.
Decent lume on the hands, but none on the hour markers even though it looks like there is.
Looks cool.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Simplicity
Color: Black/Orange
This watch was received exactly as advertised. First off the watch is economical compared to other watches that advertise the same details. I will say that I have gone through numerous Luminox watches only to be disappointed. This watch fits the bill. It does have solar cells which mean it needs to be exposed to light to keep running, not a problem. Three minutes under my surefire light I am golden. The bezel doesn't rotate actually no big deal for me. I have always required that the bezel moves not anymore after having a bezel that rotates I use it next to never. Here's why, the more I rotate the bezel the more the numbers wear off. The strap on the watch with the catches for the strap are perfect. They actually hold the watch strap in place in lieu of like other big name brands that just flop and slide. As far as everyday use goes this watch is my go to. To be honest I have purchased three. This is the only watch I will wear moving forward, yeah the glass my scratch but even the big names like the Luminox I spoke of earlier scratches too.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Worked Amazingly!
Needed it for an Army course and would have been lost without it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Companion to the best map markers ever!
These are a must for minor corrections when using their pens!
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