Keystone, Selection Committee, 1938., 1938.
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Selection Committee, 1938., 1938
From: Keystone
RA Collection: Art
The Selection Committee for the 170th Summer Exhibition at work, March 1938. The members are identified as (left to right): W. R. M. Lamb, Secretary, Sir Edwin Cooper R.A., James Woodford A.R.A., Gilbert Ledward R.A., William Russell Flint R.A., George Harcourt R.A., Sir William Llewellyn P.R.A., Oliver Hall R.A., Samuel John Lamorna Birch R.A., Harold Knight R.A., Frederick William Elwell A.R.A., Stephen Frederick Gooden A.R.A.
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