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Elliott Seabrooke (1886-1950)

Biography of artist Elliott Seabrooke (1886-1950)

Elliott Seabrooke (1886-1950) studied at The Slade School under Henry Tonks 1906-11 and first exhibited at The Carfax Gallery.

Seabrooke served with the British Red Cross and then became an official war artist on the Italian front.

Seabrooke became a member of the London Group in 1920 and its President for 1943-1948. His work was influenced by Cezanne and Seurat.

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