M. W. Turner, a preparatory pencil drawing of three horses' heads for The Frugal Meal by John Frederick Herring Sr., and an aquatint of Christ by Georges Rouault. After the college closed in 1978, the collection was transferred to an educational trust and subsequently loaned to Goldsmiths, University of London. Later life Houthuesen suffered continued ill-health, spending eight weeks in the Gordon Hospital in spring and summer 1961, three weeks in King's College Hospital in early 1965, and suffering a stroke in the 1970s. In 1976 the BBC broadcast Walk to the Moon: The Story of Albert Houthuesen, a film about Houthuesen's life and work, directed by John Armstrong (1928–2004). The title is a reference to the Dutch expression Loop naar de maan, Houthuesen's mother's response to requests for art supplies. Albert Houthuesen died on 20 October 1979. A memorial exhibition was held in 1981 at the South London Art Gallery. Selected paintings During his career, Houthuesen possibly painted about 2000 works, and although many were acquired by major art galleries and collectors, few have been publicly exhibited. In 2021 Houthuesen's Hedger and Ditcher: Portrait of William Lloyd (1937) was chosen to replace the portrait of slave owner Sir Thomas Picton in the National Museum Cardiff. 1927 The Supper at Emmaus (Potteries Museum & Art Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent) View 1927 The Traveller (Leeds Art Gallery) View 1933 The Collier (William Jones) (Museums Sheffield) View 1933 Painted in a Welsh Village, portrait of Harry Jones (Tate) View 1933 Grain Barrels (Museums Sheffield) View 1934 Jones, White Horse Farm (National Museum Cardiff) View 1934 Wheels, Maes Gwyn Farm (Llanasa, near Holywell, Flintshire) (Ulster Museum, Belfast) View 1935 Maes Gwyn Stack Yard (Tate) View 1935 The Bebington Stable (Leeds Art Gallery) View 1935 Jo Parry, Welsh Collier (National Museum Cardiff) View 1937 Hedger and Ditcher: Portrait of William Lloyd (National Museum Cardiff) View 1939–1940 Crown of Thorns (Tate) View 1943 Flying Officer Herbert Houtheusen [sic] (b.1915) (Royal Air Force Museum) View c.1944 A Shell and Flowers (Nottingham Castle) View 1956–1960 Still Life with Mulberry Leaves (Leeds Art Gallery) View 1965 Evening (Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Connecticut) View 1968 Barrier (County Hall, Leicestershire County Council Artworks Collection) View 1968 Night Sea, Autumn (Ashmolean Museum) View 1970 Ravine (Pallant House Gallery, Chichester) View 1972 April Moon, the Gateway (Leeds Art Gallery) View 1974 Harlequin (Heritage Doncaster) View Undated Implements of the Passion (Campion