SIGNED NOTE, SIR GERALD KELLY (1879-1972) TO WINSTON CHURCHILL, ACADEMY OF ARTS

Description: Signed manuscript note, from Artitst Gerald Kelly (1879-1972) to Sir Winston Churchill. A single page with a letterhead that reads "Royal Academy of Arts / Piccadilly, London, W.1" The inscription reads "My dear Academicain Extraordinary | May I offer - on hehalf of the whole Academy - our most sincere good wishes to Sir Winston Churchill K.G. | There will be a Guard of Honour - from the 21st S.A.S. Regt. Artists) T.A. which I hope you will be pleased to inspect at 7.55 p.m. before the Dinner on 30th April." ND, circa 1948 Winston Churchill, renowned for his leadership during World War II, also had a deep passion for painting, which led to his significant involvement with the Royal Academy of Arts in London. An accomplished amateur artist, Churchill began painting in his forties and quickly developed a profound connection to the craft. His dedication and skill earned him the opportunity to exhibit his works at the prestigious Royal Academy on several occasions, showcasing his talents beyond the political sphere. In recognition of his contributions to the arts, Churchill was honored with the title of Honorary Academician Extraordinary in 1948, a rare distinction that underscored his influence and commitment to the cultural life of Britain. His involvement with the Royal Academy highlighted the multifaceted nature of his legacy, extending his impact from the realm of politics into the world of fine arts. Some slight wear, vertical crease, else in very good condiition. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and don't forget to check out my other listings.

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Location: West Chester, Pennsylvania

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