Foulkes and Sons S6 E3

As the cultural bonanza that is Frieze week in London draws to an end, Foulkes and Sons’ outside broadcasting unit comes to an Internet connected device near you with a film, featuring the contemporary artist Henry Hudson Although aware of the traditional garb of artists, we resist the temptation to wear, berets, striped shirts, spotted neckerchiefs , and carry a palette of paints, in favour of grey tweed, the younger gentleman match in herringbone Harris, while I don a tweed I designed when I was on the Evening Standard magazine back in the 1990s. As one might expect, we discuss art… the art of cigar smoking. We enjoy a delicious #hoyodudepute These small cigars can be absolutely exquisite, and these, are so good that we broke our only rule on Sachsen sons by enjoying a cigar that is actually quite readily available and by today’s standards, not too unaffordable. As Henry was discovered by the noted art consultant and cigar connoisseur Fabien Fryns this broadcast is dedicated to that legend of the art world. Fabien, this is a film in which you can really see the hand of the artist, holding a cigar. We apologise for the somewhat annoying flight path overhead, but feel that all in all it adds to the air of general Bohemia, so necessary to the creativity of the modern artist and besides, if we wanted to see Henry’s new paintings in scagliola, we had no choice, but to repair to this idyllic spot in deepest Fulham or as they say, in the Cafes and cobbled streets of old Montmartre Le Plein Jambon Profond Filming art direction by @freddie_foulkes