constructed by Churchill to represent her father's great drive. In the series, (28 in total) most of the works were based on famous photographs chosen by Churchill, while one was based on Churchill's drawing of her father. Each work was given an embossed quotation by Sir Winston Churchill and was signed by both Sarah Churchill and artist Curtis Hooper in pencil and pressed with the artists seal. Artist proofs were made available for each work, with a run of no more than 150 artist proofs, per work, also signed by both Sarah Churchill and artist Curtis Hooper in pencil, below the portrait. All artist proofs bore the artist's embossed seal. Alcoholism Sarah Churchill appeared in a London revival of Shaw's Pygmalion in the 1950s, but drinking had become a problem. She was arrested for making a scene in the street on a number of occasions and even spent a short spell on remand in Holloway Prison. She wrote frankly about this in her 1981 autobiography Keep on Dancing. Death and interment Sarah Churchill died on 24 September 1982 at the age of 67. She is buried with her parents and three of her siblings (Marigold had previously been buried in Kensal Green Cemetery in London) at St Martin's Church, Bladon, near Woodstock, Oxfordshire. Filmography Who's Your Lady Friend? (1937) Spring Meeting (1941) He Found a Star (1941) Fatal Symphony (1947) Daniele Cortis (1947) All Over the Town (1949) Royal Wedding (1951) Fabian of the Yard (1954) Serious Charge (1959) See also The Daughters of Yalta (2020) book Notes References External links The Papers of Sarah Churchill held at the Churchill Archives Centre 1914 births 1982 deaths Military personnel from London Audley, Sarah Churchill, Baroness Children of prime ministers of the United Kingdom British female dancers English film actresses English people of American descent English stage actresses English television actresses People educated at North Foreland Lodge Sarah Tuchet-Jesson Winston Churchill Actresses from London People educated at Notting Hill & Ealing High School Actresses from Kent Burials at St Martin's Church, Bladon 20th-century English actresses Women's Auxiliary Air Force officers English autobiographers Daughters of life peers Dancers from London