Winston Churchill Signed 1950 Soho Gallery Painting Rights Document BAS LOA

An exceptional piece of historical memorabilia highlighting the artistic legacy of Sir Winston Churchill. Offered here is an original four-page agreement, dated January 8, 1950, granting the Soho Gallery exclusive rights to reproduce Churchill’s original paintings as holiday greeting cards for a three-year period. Under the terms of the agreement, Soho Gallery was required to print a private run of cards for Churchill’s personal use before releasing the designs for wide-scale public distribution the following season.


The document is signed on the final page by Sir Winston Churchill in bold blue fountain pen. The four-page agreement remains in excellent historical condition, exhibiting crisp, clear ink and light, age-appropriate wear.


This rare item seamlessly bridges Churchill's historic political leadership with his well-documented passion for painting. It represents a standout piece for serious collectors of World War II history, political autographs, or fine art ephemera.