Charles Murray Padday
British, b.1868, d.1954
A Difference
- 1908
- Oil on canvas
- Presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts, 1932
- 760 x 1018mm
- 69/539
Tags: deaths, dunes, hats, headscarves, murders, people (agents), pirates, pistols, sand, seas, spectators (event observers)
Exhibition History
Ape To Zip: Adventures in Alphabet Art, 13 May 2005 – 8 October 2006
In the exhibition Ape to Zip this work was used for the letter P and was displayed with the following label:
PIRATES Charles Padday lived by the sea in England. Maybe he wished he was a pirate. As well as illustrating adventure books, every year he made large paintings of pirates for a big exhibition in London. Q: What is a pirate's favourite letter of the alphabet? A: Arrrr… Q: Why does a pirate's phone go beep beep beep? A: Because he left it off the hook!