Select Works
- Still Life with Music (1933)
- The Sculptor and his Object (1934)
- The Sculptor in his Studio (1937)
- The Female Contains All Qualities (1937)
- Blossoms (1940)
- The Coster Woman (1943)
- The force that through the green fuse drives the flower (three lithographs) (1947)
- The Pianist (1948)
- Interior with piano, woman and child painting (1949)
- Trafalgar Square (1951)
- Black Apple of Gower (1952)
- Beethoven and St Cecilia (1953)
- Do not go gentle into that good night (1956)
- Deposition (1958)
- La Cathedrale engloutie (1957–1962)
- Poissons d'or (1963)
- Claire de lune (1967)
- White Blossom (1968)
- Elegy for Vernon Watkins (1971)
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