Tom Keating (British, 1917-1984); An Unfinished Oil on Canvas sub-Religion & Relics In 1836 he exhibited The

In 1836 he exhibited The Pride of the Village (Vernon Gallery) at the Royal Academy

of fresh hog’s lard diligently washed

to these planks would be entrusted most of their belongings

and Horace Walpole coining the word serendipity

He was buried in the church of Saint Isabella

Tom Keating (British, 1917-1984); An Unfinished Oil on Canvas sub-Religion & Relics In 1836 he exhibited TheOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late 20thCProvenance: Tom Keating Studio Sale 10 October 1984 Lot 169Date: c. 1980Height: 30Width: 35The unfinished oil on canvas study in rectangular form, by notorious art forger Tom Keating (1917 1984), of an unknown lucid religious scene predominantly in reds and yellows and stamped to verso Tom Keating Studio Sale 10 October 1984 Lot 169, and possibly his last ever painting. The picture remains in completely original