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Christopher Nevinson is known for his depictions of the first world war, but his achievements as a painter and printmaker were more influential than the works of this period alone would suggest. In this book on Nevinson's work and his contribution to twentieth-century art, his achievements received a reassessment.
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Art made modern : Roger Fry's vision of art / edited by Christopher Green
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