Blackheath, London 1953

"Blackheath, London" is a 1953 painting by British artist John Bratby. The work depicts a view of the London landscape from a window, showcasing Bratby's signature style of thick impasto and bold brushstrokes. The painting captures the raw energy and gritty realism of postwar Britain, focusing on the overlooked details of everyday life. This piece is a notable example of Bratby's commitment to depicting the working-class experience and the everyday beauty of the urban landscape.