Many of these works are lost but starting with a stiff and modish fashion poster done in his 20s, a rare architectural study (of the newly built  1922 Port of London Authority building on Trinity Square) he grew more confident and clearly enjoyed later commissions in particular, given his love of the violin, some book illustrations, about the life of the 19th century violinist Paganini.  By the 1940s and 50s he was known for romanticised fashionable women commissioned for clients like Liberty’s and Charles of the Ritz.