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Showing at Tattersalls Frame:none Illustration to the 'Divine Comedy'

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Description

Illustration to the 'Divine Comedy' by Dante

Paul Getty Museum

looking towards the village of Bazincourt

The level of detail is very varied: Ruskin has focussed on the third ground-floor arch from the right

first appearing in a still life in 1649

Showing at Tattersalls Frame:none Illustration to the 'Divine Comedy'The subject matter of cab yards, mews and horse sales in London was suggested to Bevan by Sickert and was in keeping with the tenets of the Camden Town Group. This painting, c. 1919, shows how Bevan's mature technique had developed into an angular style in which colour fused into broad masses of a subdued and subtle tone.

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