THE ARTIST'S BACK GARDEN IN FINCHLEY - FG006/09
OUTSIDE ARTIST'S HOUSE, VALLEY AVENUE, FINCHLEY - FG001
HEALTH CENTRE IN TORRINGTON PARK, NOW THE TORRINGTON SPEEDWELL MEDICAL PRACTICE - FG003
TORRINGTON SPEEDWELL MEDICAL PRACTICE, FINCHLEY, 2007
VE CELEBRATIONS, VALLEY AVENUE, FINCHLEY, 1945 - FG004
VE DAY CELEBRATION IN VALLEY AVENUE, PAUL SMYTH CENTRE OF PICTURE IN DARK SUIT.
TORRINGTON PARK, FINCHLEY, JUNCTION OF FRIARY WAY - FG002
LOOKING DOWN VALLEY AVENUE - FG005
THE SLIPWAY BETWEEN FRIARY ROAD AND VALLEY AVENUE, FINCHLEY - FG181
A BOWL OF FLOWERS PAINTED IN VALLEY AVENUE - FGN48
HOUSE AND BACK GARDEN IN TORRINGTON PARK, NOW COPWOOD CLOSE - FG006
COPWOOD CLOSE, FINCHLEY 2007 (SITE OF OLD HOUSE IN TORRINGTON PARK)
BOWL OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS PAINTED IN VALLEY AVENUE - FGN49
FRIARY WAY, FINCHLEY - FG007
THE ARTIST'S BACK GARDEN, FINCHLEY, LONDON - FG008
WINTER IN FRIARY PARK, NORTH FINCHLEY - FG009
FRIARY PARK, 1947 - FG180
THE BOATING POND, FRIARY PARK, NORTH FINCHLEY - FG010
ARTIST'S BACK GARDEN, VALLEY AVENUE, NORTH FINCHLEY - FG011
CHRYSANTHEMUMS - FG152
TORRINGTON PARK, JUNCTION OF FRIARY WAY, SPRING, 1949 - FG013
TORRINGTON PARK AT JUNCTION OF FRIARY WAY 2007
TORRINGTON PARK IN AUTUMN - FG012
EDGE OF THE WOOD, TOTTERIDGE, 1945 - FGN14
SUNLIGHT ON WINTERS DAY, FRIARY PARK, FINCHLEY - FG014
FRIARY ROAD, FINCHLEY, JANUARY 1945 - FG015
THE TWO GOLDEN POPLARS, FRIARY PARK, FINCHLEY (ONE DESTROYED BY GALE SEPTEMBER) - FG163
LONDON FROM FINCHLEY AT DAWN APRIL 17TH 1941, THE FIRE AT MAPLES AFTER BOMBING - FG164
THE ORANGE TREE, TOTTERIDGE, LONDON - FG089
THE NORTH MIDDLESEX GOLF COURSE, 1945 - FG198
TROLLEY BUS FINCHLEY CENTRAL
In 2009 Finchley Art Society celebrated it 60th anniversary with a visit from the founder's granddaughter. Click here to read the article from Hendon & Finchley Times.
Paul was born and grew up in Highgate, London. He started painting when he was 7 years old. By the time he was 65 years old he had painted 4000 pictures.
In 1913 he had a picture hung in the Royal Academy a the 145th exhibition. Throughout his career as a teacher and after he retired, he continued to paint until his death in 1963. In 1949 he founded the Finchley Art Society which still meets twice weekly and encourages the talent of local artists.
