Biography
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1872
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Born in Chelsea
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1890
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Became articled as an architect
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1900
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Awarded the Sloane Medallion by the Royal Institute of British Architects
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1902
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Elected an Associate Member of the Royal Institute of British Architects
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1904
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Married Dorothy Mary Nunn
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1921
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First joint show with Sybil Andrews, at Crescent House, Bury St Edmunds
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1922
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Moved to London
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1923
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Enrolled at Heatherley's School of Fine Art
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1925
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Helped to set up the Grosvenor School; elected as a fellow of the Royal Historical Society
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1929
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Exhibited at 'The First Exhibition of British Lino-Cuts'
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1930
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Elected member of the Royal Society of British Artists
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1933
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First major exhibition, with Andrews, at the Redfern Gallery
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1938
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Gave up shared studio with Sybil Andrews
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1939
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Began work as a surveyor for the Heavy Rescue Squad
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1951
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Died
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Selected exhibitions
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1921
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Crescent House, Bury St Edmunds (with Sybil Andrews)
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1929
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Redfern Gallery, London ‘The First Exhibition of British Linocuts’
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1930
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Redfern Gallery, London 'British Linocuts'
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1931
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Shanghai Art Club, Shanghai 'Exhibition of British Linocuts'
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Redfern Gallery, London 'British Lino-Cuts 1931'
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1932
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Collins House, Melbourne (Arts and Crafts Society of Victoria) 'Modern Colour Prints and Wood Engravings from the Redfern Gallery, Old Bond Street, London'
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Everyman's Lending Library, Melbourne 'Exhibition of Linocuts'
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Redfern Gallery, London 'Modern Colour Prints'
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1933
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Redfern Gallery, London (with Sybil Andrews)
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RIBA, London
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1934
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Los Angeles Museum, Los Angeles 'The Fifteenth International Print Makers Exhibition under the Auspices of the Print Makers Society of California'
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Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago 'International Exhibition of Contemporary Prints for a Century of Progress'
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Redfern Gallery, London 'Colour Prints. Also Paintings by R. O. Dunlop, Basil Jonzen, Richard Eurich'
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1934-35
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Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool 'The Sixtieth Autumn Exhibition'
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1935
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Redfern Gallery, London 'Colour Prints - Monotypes and Carvings by Elizabeth Spurr'
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1935-36
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National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa 'Exhibition of Modern Colour Prints'
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Bucharest/Vienna/Prague, 'Two Hundred Years of British Graphic Art'
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1936
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Redfern Gallery, London 'Colour Prints'
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Los Angeles Museum, Los Angeles 'The Seventeenth International Print Makers Exhibition under the Auspices of the Print Makers Society of California'
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1937
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Baillieu Allard's Gallery, Melbourne 'Exhibition of Lino Cuts from the Redfern Gallery, London'
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Redfern Gallery, London 'Summer Salon: Oils, Prints, Drawings, Watercolours by Contemporary Artists'
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1938
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Redfern Gallery, London 'Summer Salon'
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1943
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São Paulo (British Council), Brazil 'Exposição de pintura britânica contemporânea'
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1945
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Gainsborough Galleries, Johannesburg
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1947
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British Institute of Adult Education (Arts Council of Great Britain), London 'Colour Lino-Cuts'
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2008
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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, ‘Machine Age: Rhythms of Modern Life 1914-1939’
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Selected collections
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Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto
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Auckland City Art Gallery, Auckland
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British Museum, London
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Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, San Francisco
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Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts, University of California, Los Angeles
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Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, Glasgow
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Mitchell Wolfson Jr Collection, The Wolfsonian Foundation, Miami Beach, Florida and Genoa, Italy
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London Transport Museum, London
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Museum of Modern Art, New York
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National Art Gallery, Wellington
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National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
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National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
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New York Public Library, New York
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