“He said ‘oh, bring a painting’ and Wallace bought a painting from each of them,” the painting’s owner recalled. As the story was told, the grandfather – called Wallace by his grandson – invited them to his home for a Sunday lunch. Hockney and his companion were a peculiar sight for the quiet station, their arms loaded with art supplies and clearly far between meals.
The painting’s owner, who was not identified by the BBC, said his grandfather met a young Hockney while working at a train station in the English village of Trimley St Marty in 1957.
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