Felicia Browne
1904–1936
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Felicia Mary Browne (18 February 1904 – 25 August 1936) was an English artist and leftist. She was the first British volunteer to die in the Spanish Civil War. Her body was not recovered.
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Felicia Browne Black and white photograph of four people standing next to a medical supplies van or ambulance
April 1937 -
Felicia Browne Sketch of woodland
19 May 1929 -
Felicia Browne Incomplete illustrated letter from Felicia Browne to Elizabeth Watson
31 March 1935 -
Felicia Browne Sketchbook 3
[c.1925–36]
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