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Sue by Sybil Trist.

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Sue by Sybil Trist.
Sybil Trist was born in St Albans Hertfordshire. She attended Public School before studying at the Slade School of Art from 1923-1925 and then at the Royal Academy Schools from 1925 untill 1927 under Harold Workman. Her works have been exhibited at the Royal Institute of Art, The Royal Academy of Art, The Society of Woman Artists and the United Society of Artists, all of which she was an elected member.She lived in London and was married to the well known Physician Sir John Richardson.
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£100.00  UK
$126.18  USA
€120.05  EU
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Dimensions29in x 191/2in with the Frame 36in x 261/2in. Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art Date 1920s  Origin English Artist Sybil Trist Condition Excellent as is Frame Item code as097a036 Status Sold

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JWS ArtJWS Art @ Unit 29
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New Street, Leominster
Herefordshire
HR6 8DR

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