Paint And Prejudice
336 pagesHardcovernewNov 2008
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The autobiography of a painter who has managed to keep himself a storm center for more than one reason.
His studies, types of work, his friends, enemies, quarrels, his work as an official war artist for England, and the results of those paintings, his two visits to America and what came of that, his comments, criticism
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