Exhibits At The Royal Academy
Ernest Townsend Exhibits at the Royal Academy 1910 - 1937
- 1910 T C Simmonds Esq
- 1913 Arthur Smith Esq
- 1915 “And battle, death and destiny roll-on, while loving hearts beat anxiously at home.”
- 1916 A Native of Derbyshire & The Studio Doorway
- 1917 The Attic Stairs & A Derbyshire Cottage
- 1918 Gossip & Summer Morning
- 1919 The Balloon Man
- 1927 A Balloon Shop
- 1932 Hanna
- 1933 Schoolboy’s Holiday
- 1934 T Harrision Thorpe Esq
- 1937 Carnival Day in Derby
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