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Richard Murry
1902–1984
Painter, etcher, illustrator, teacher and administrator, born in London, brother of the writer John Middleton Murry. Unsuited to printing for which he was initially trained, Richard Murry was encouraged by his brother and his sister-in-law the writer Katherine Mansfield to attend the Central School of Arts and Crafts, which he entered in 1922 with a London County Council scholarship, to study book production.
Text Source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)
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C. S. Orwin, MA, DLitt, Director (1913–1946) 1929 Richard Murry (1902–1984)C. S. Orwin, MA, DLitt, Director (1913–1946) 1929 The Royal Agricultural University Collection
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The Right Reverend Herbert Henry Williams, Principal (1913–1920), Bishop of Carlisle (1920–1946) 1929 Richard Murry (1902–1984)The Right Reverend Herbert Henry Williams, Principal (1913–1920), Bishop of Carlisle (1920–1946) 1929 St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford
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Denys Roger Hesketh Williams (1879/1880–1963) 1929 Richard Murry (1902–1984)Denys Roger Hesketh Williams (1879/1880–1963) 1929 Kirklees Museums and Galleries
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Henry Major Tomlinson 1927 Richard Murry (1902–1984)Henry Major Tomlinson 1927 National Portrait Gallery, London
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Crater 1941 Richard Murry (1902–1984)Crater 1941 Manchester Art Gallery
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Florence Weldon, née Tebb (1858–1936) 1928 Richard Murry (1902–1984)Florence Weldon, née Tebb (1858–1936) 1928 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Sketch for the Portrait of Florence Weldon, née Tebb (1858–1936) c.1928 Richard Murry (1902–1984)Sketch for the Portrait of Florence Weldon, née Tebb (1858–1936) c.1928 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Still Life with Lemons and Lettuces 1925 Richard Murry (1902–1984)Still Life with Lemons and Lettuces 1925 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
