Artwork completed with Nano Banana (AI)

Some artwork were done for the program, therefore I have to rely exclusively on stills from the show. Sadly, some parts are obscured by object a bit more in the foreground.

Luckily, with the help of AI, some artwork can be completed.

The painting below can be seen in Ed Straker's official office

The one above is hanging in Paul Foster living room

Artwork spotted

 Artwork Identified

3 artwork identified today

- The magazine seen at the end of The man who came back, in captain's Craig Collin flat is the Summer 1968 release from this quaterly British release.

- Next, at the end of "The Dalotek affair", in the moonbase leisure room is a pile of Queen magazines. At the top is Jan 1968 release

- Finaly two paintings have been identified from the "Man with ten lives" episode. At the start of the episode, you can see two paintings from Jack Coutu, that hang on his appartment. Note that painting was printing with colour variations. You can see another painting from this artist in Craig Collins flat (The Man who came back episode) btw

Another artwork identified : Male female diptich by Allen Jones -1965

Briefly seen is the episode "the Square Triangle" is the Male female diptich by Allen Jones, painted in 1965

 

Asymetry by Maughan Sterling Mason (1968)

 Asymetry by Maughan Sterling Mason - A painting from Survival Identified

This painting hanging in Tina Duval's living room has been recently identified by yours truly.  

More info about this 1968 artwork at https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1034085/asymmetry-red-lithograph-maughan-sterling-mason/

Wallaby and the Crocodile - A painting from Destruction identified

 

In the episode Destruction there are two painting hangings above Sarah Bosanquet's desk. It appears at least the lowest one is the art of Marie Taita Aihi from New Guinea, who painted in 1969 this as "Walaby and the Crocodile. I tend to believe the picture above is also from this very artist if anyone has info, please comment.

A bit more info here :
https://totteridgegallery.com/artist/marie-taita-aihi/index.html