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Kenneth Rowntree

By Milner John, Alan Powers, Peyton Skipwith, Paul Liss, Sacha Llewellyn, Alexandra Harris, Harry Moore Gwyn

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Winifred Knights 1899 1947

By Sacha Llewellyn

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First major retrospective of Winifred Knights, curated Sacha Llewellyn, the catalog details Knight personal and artistic story. All five of her major paintings, accompanied by preparatory studies,...

Evelyn Dunbar 1906 1960

By Paul Liss, Sacha Llewellyn

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Winifred Knights, 1899-1947

By Sacha Llewellyn

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First major retrospective of Winifred Knights, curated Sacha Llewellyn, the catalog details Knight personal and artistic story. All five of her major paintings, accompanied by preparatory studies,...

Alan Sorrell

By Richard Sorrell, Sacha Llewellyn

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For real

By Julia Dijkstra, Ype Koopmans, Sacha Llewellyn

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For Real' toont met van 35 kunstenaars het beste, meest fascinerende en onverwachte van de Britse figuratieve kunst uit de jaren '20 en '30. 0Lange tijd nam men aan dat de Britse figuratieve kunst...

Great War

By Liss Fine Art Staff, Petra Hogervorst, Paul Liss, Sacha Llewellyn, Glynn Clarkson

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WW2

By Paul Liss, Sacha Llewellyn

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239 pages : 27 cm

Hockney and Piero

By Martin Gayford, Sacha Llewellyn, David Hockney, Susanna Avery Quash

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