Jeremy C.G. King (1933-2020) "Riverside, Henley on Thames" lithograph on paper, pencil signed and numbered 255 of 260. From "Artists in Britain Since 1945": Landscape painter, printmaker, potter and teacher, born in Oundle, Northamptonshire, married to the artist Brenda King. He studied at Lancaster College of Arts & Crafts and at London University Institute of Education. From 1958–67 he taught painting and pottery at Haymill School, Burnham, then took up painting and lithography full-time, working in ateliers in Spain and Paris and at Curwen Studio. His many shows included the RA Summer Exhibition and ROI. Had a first solo exhibition at Ruthven Gallery, Lancaster, Ohio, in America, 1984, another in 1986; another show in Osaka, Japan, 1990; and a series at Century Galleries, Henley-on-Thames, including 2000. The Tate Gallery’s print collection holds his lithographs.