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Grace Lydia Golden
1904–1993
Painter, printmaker, illustrator and teacher, born and lived in London. She studied at Chelsea School of Art, 1920–3, with John Revel; at Royal College of Art, teachers including William Rothenstein, 1923–6, teaching there, 1926–7; and at Regent Street Polytechnic School of Art.
Text Source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)
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An Emergency Food Office 1941 Grace Lydia Golden (1904–1993)An Emergency Food Office 1941 Imperial War Museum London
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The Pool 1980 Grace Lydia Golden (1904–1993)The Pool 1980 Southwark Heritage Centre
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Free Speech 1940 Grace Lydia Golden (1904–1993)Free Speech 1940 Tate
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The Avenue 1927 Grace Lydia Golden (1904–1993)The Avenue 1927 Aberdeen Art Gallery -
Euston Station: Loading the Travelling Post Office 1948 Grace Lydia Golden (1904–1993)Euston Station: Loading the Travelling Post Office 1948 The Postal Museum
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A London Telegraph Messenger's Dispatch Room 1948 Grace Lydia Golden (1904–1993)A London Telegraph Messenger's Dispatch Room 1948 The Postal Museum
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A London Loading Platform 1948 Grace Lydia Golden (1904–1993)A London Loading Platform 1948 The Postal Museum
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London Chief Office 1948 Grace Lydia Golden (1904–1993)London Chief Office 1948 The Postal Museum
