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Gwen John

1876–1939

Cat c.1904–8
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Nude Girl

Gwen John
1909–10

A Lady Reading

Gwen John
c.1910–11

Chloë Boughton-Leigh

Gwen John
c.1907
On display at Tate Britain part of Historic and Modern British Art

The Convalescent

Gwen John
1918–19

Study of a Child

Gwen John
c.1915–20

Study of a Girl Holding a Doll

Gwen John
c.1916–20

Cat

Gwen John
c.1904–8

Cat

Gwen John
c.1904–8
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Artist as subject

A Lady Reading

Gwen John
c.1910–11

Self-Portrait

Gwen John
1902
On display at Tate Britain part of Historic and Modern British Art

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