His works now hang in many important collections. Ken has travelled extensively and spent 2 years working for major galleries in New York. His main medium was oil. He was nominated by the Royal Academy in the summer of 1976 as being "one of the few promising young artists to emerge this century". We  know that he painted under the names J J Bellman and Victor Alencer.  We can only speculate maybe for contractual reasons.  

Ken had a number of one-man exhibitions in major London galleries and lived for three years in France, but he returned to London and had a studio at Kew. He loved painting the Edwardians at rest and play and these are two very good examples of his work.