Study for the Committee Room of the London Bankers Clearing House, 1958 (tempera on prepared...

This design was commissioned by Austen Hall, an architect and friend of Clark's, for the Bankers Clearing House, which occupied the eastern part of Coutts and Co. 15 Lombard Street, (completed in 1955 by the architectural practice of Whinney, Smith & Austen Hall). Once Clark's design had been submitted and approved the finished murals, which measured well over 6 ft in height, were worked up in Clark's St. Peters Square studio. The panels depict Transport, Commerce, Industry, Agriculture, and Science. When the Clearing House relocated in 1992 the original panels were removed and acquired by the Museum of London.