US EditionIn memoriam Robert Bevan, British landscape painter: to 1914
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In memoriam Robert Bevan, British landscape painter: to 1914
On 8 July 1925, almost exactly a century ago, the British painter Robert Polhill Bevan died in London following surgery for stomach cancer. Although his paintings have been largely forgotten since, he was one of the active members of groups centred on Walter Sickert, including the Fitzroy Street and Camden Town Groups. He was perhaps the leading artist who recorded London’s final years of working horses. In this article and its sequel next week …
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