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Rothenstein] [Leonard
Raven-Hill] [Frank Brangwyn]
[John Lavery] [Francis
Dodd] [Stanley Spencer]
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Bone] [Cyril-Bird] [William
Roberts] [William Orpen]
[Mark Gertler] [Philip
Steer] [John Hassall]
[Wyndham Lewis]
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Wyndham Lewis (1882 – 1957)
Biography
Percy was a British artist born in Canada (reportedly born on
a yacht off Nova Scotia), and co-founder of the Vorticist movement
of art. He was educated at Rugby, Warwickshire and later at
the Slade School of Art in London, and spent most of the 1900’s
travelling around Europe with a sojourn in Paris to study art.
Percy wrote many novels, known for their satirical portrayals
of Jews, homosexuals and lesbians. When he was enlightened to
the reality of the Nazi treatment of Jews after a visit to Berlin
in 1937, he composed an attack on anti-semitism: The Jews, Are
They Human? (published, 1939; the title is modelled on a contemporary
bestseller, The English, Are They Human?). The book
was well received by The Jewish Chronicle.
Wyndham Lewis' Paintings
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The Revenge for Love
by Wyndham Lewis (Author), Paul Edwards (Introduction)
A communist fighter returns to London after
the Spanish Civil War to acclaim and adoration.
Is his hero's welcome deserved? A satire on
a world that has lost its sense of self and
been seduced by the appeal of Communism.
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Nash] [Augustus John]
[Austin Spare] [Bruce
Bairnsfarther] [Alfred Lee]
[David Bomberg] [Eric
Ravilious] [William
Rothenstein] [Leonard
Raven-Hill] [Frank Brangwyn]
[John Lavery] [Francis
Dodd] [Stanley Spencer]
[Mervyn Peake] [Muirhead
Bone] [Cyril-Bird] [William
Roberts] [William Orpen]
[Mark Gertler] [Philip
Steer] [John Hassall]
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