Wyndham Lewis: An Exhibition Within the Fine Art, Design & Antiques Fair Olympia London 1-6 March 2005.
Apollo 2005, Feb, 161, 516
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Beschreibung des Verlags
WYNDHAM LEWIS 1882-1957 In his day admired and abhorred in equal measure, now Almost forgotten or ignored, this artist and author had a Devilish insight into human vagaries.
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