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First appearing at the Carfax Gallery in London’s St James’s in June 1911, the newly formed Camden Town Group, headed by Walter Sickert with an inner circle of Spencer Gore, Harold Gilman, Charles Ginner and Robert Bevan, received widespread critical attention and support.
- Wendy Baron
Robert Bevan’s paintings were included for the first time....
- Malcolm Easton
The twentieth-century story of Fitzroy Street, in the...
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- [?Walter Bayes], ‘The Camden Town Group
Bevan was rather the Mæcenas of the group whose subscription...
- Author Unknown, ‘Camden Town in Miniature
The third exhibition of the work of the Camden Town group is...
- Author Unknown, ‘The Carfax Gallery
There is a group in Camden Town, Of artists brave and free....
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Founded in 1911, the Camden Group had only a brief life, but...
- Charles Ginner
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- Wendy Baron
Jun 25, 2019 · In 1965, aged nine, I attended my first private view – for an exhibition celebrating the centenary year of the birth of my great-grandfather, Robert Bevan (1865–1925). He was, I’m told, a remote figure, always regarded as a ‘gentleman amateur’ by the family.
Held in July at the Royal Albert Hall, the first exhibition features work by Walter Bayes, Robert Bevan, Stanislawa de Karlowska and Charles Ginner (then resident in Paris), among others. Bayes’s work is admired by Walter Sickert, who invites him to join the Fitzroy Street Group.
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The home was to become an important social and artistic London hub, as Bevan’s son recounted: ‘Both immediately before 1914 and later through the war, the Bevan house in Hampstead was a rallying point not only for his close associates but also for a number of other young artists.
Developed in association with Grant Waters, Art Detective Group Leader: South East England, East England and the Midlands. Artists featured in this Curation: Robert Polhill Bevan (1865–1925) and Stanislawa de Karlowska (1876–1952) 28 artworks. Storyline Album Showcase.
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Robert Polhill Bevan was a British painter, draughtsman and lithographer. He was a founding member of the Camden Town Group, the London Group, and the Cumberland Market Group.
