Arthur Moyse was a self-taught Irish-origin London artist who spent most of his career as a bus conductor. An anarchist who painted watercolours mixing Hogarthian morality and Surrealism, Moyse showed extensively in London galleries, including Angela Flowers. As art critic for Freedom Press, Moyse was a well-known part of the London art scene and also a talented writer. Arts Council holds his work Private View, which was donated by his friend George Melly. Chelsea Arts Club also has one work in its collection.
‘Bring Some Colour to Your Cheeks’‘Homage to Fred Duchamp’
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