Oliver Messel Stage Set Design Throne Room For 'Tough At The Top' 1949 Prostitution Frederick Carter provided little or

Frederick Carter provided little or no explanation himself regarding the significance of his imagery which combines symbols of established religion with those of mysticism and it is likely that he intended the meaning of many of his images to remain shrouded in mystery

showing Poets' Corner and the monument to Dryden

born in Heidelberg

After John Constable R

Oliver Messel Stage Set Design Throne Room For 'Tough At The Top' 1949 Prostitution Frederick Carter provided little orOliver Messel 1904 1978 British School 20th. Century. Charcoal and wash drawing. Stage set design. Titled 'Throne Room.' For 'Tough at The Top.' 1949. Provenance: Redfern Gallery, 20 Cork St., London, Purchased Sydney Bernstein Esq, November 1951, Exhibited at The Oliver Messel Exhibition, V&A Museum, 1983. some cockling to sheet and water stain to the original mount. 36. 5 by 23cms. Image. 50 by 35. 5 cms. Framed overall. Oliver Messel was the