Derwent Lees Chryssi Bourbou

Derwent Lees Chryssi BourbouBringing to light the art and life of Derwent Lees (18841931), an Australian painter who studied and taught at the Slade School of Art in the decade preceding and including the First World War, this comprehensive monograph includes a complete catalogue of the artists known works. Embedded within London's art world, Lees counted Augustus John, J. D. Innes, Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant and Ambrose McEvoy as his close friends. He exhibited works in

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