Walter Richard Sickert
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Sources
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Clicking on a linked book title below will take you to our Book Shop. From there
you may link to either the Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk site for further information,
or if you so wish to buy the book.
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Recommended books
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Author
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Dr. Wendy Baron |
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Dr. Wendy Baron |
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Lillian Browse |
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Mary Connett |
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David Peters Corbett |
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Robert Emmons |
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J.O. Fuller |
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Charles Harrison |
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Denise Hooker |
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Marjorie Lilly |
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Walter Sickert |
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edited by Christopher Reed |
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Frances Spalding |
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Dr. Anna Gruetzner Robins. |
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Dr. Anna Gruetzner Robins |
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John Rothenstein. |
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Richard Shone |
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Richard Shone |
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edited by Osbert Sitwell |
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Denys Sutton |
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David Sylvester |
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Malcolm Yorke |
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Other sources
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Manuscripts, letters, paintings, transcripts, books, presscuttings
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| Victoria & Albert Museum Archives - London |
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National Art Library. Special thanks to Barney Perkins |
| National Portrait Gallery Archives London |
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| Royal Academy of Arts Archives London |
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Archives London |
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Special thanks to Adrian Glew Curator |
| Islington Public Library |
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Links
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Sickert
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Gaynor's appreciation of the artist |
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Sickert's life and influences. Actor turned painter,
writer, teacher and more
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Sickert's painting methods |
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Sources of information about Sickert |
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The Well Furlong
page dedicated to books by and about Walter Sickert. From there you may
buy many of the books online.
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Other Artists
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British painter (1909 - 1992) |
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British painter (1922 - ) |
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British Painter (1945 - ) |
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External
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The Tate has a number of Sickert's paintings, many of
which may be viewed online.
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A group of works by W R Sickert at the Sands Gallery.
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Links to major museums and galleries, and other art resources.
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Sickert received an honorary D.Litt in March 1938
from the University of Reading.
Visit this site for more research on Sickert and the history of art.
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Updated 2nd December 2001
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