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A. Neville Lewis

1895–1972

Charlie, a Little Gipsy Boy exhibited 1923
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Biography

Alfred Neville Lewis (1895–1972) was a South African artist. He was born in Cape Town, Cape Colony, and educated there and, later, at the Slade School of Art in London.

His father was the Reverend A. J. S. Lewis, who was Mayor of Cape Town, and on 4 October 1929, officially opened the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway.

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  • The Rag and Bone Man

    A. Neville Lewis
    c.1937
  • Charlie, a Little Gipsy Boy

    A. Neville Lewis
    exhibited 1923
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