Helen Lessore

1907–1994

Helen Lessore, ‘Symposium I’ 1974–77
Symposium I 1974–77
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Biography

Helen Lessore OBE (31 October 1907 – 6 May 1994) was a gallerist and the director of the Beaux Arts Gallery in London as well as an English modernist painter and visual artist.

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Artworks

Helen Lessore, ‘Symposium I’ 1974–77

Helen Lessore Symposium I

1974–77
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Helen Lessore, ‘Portrait of David Wilkie’ 1967

Helen Lessore Portrait of David Wilkie

1967
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Artist as subject

Heinz Koppel, ‘Portrait of Helen Lessore’ 1958

Heinz Koppel Portrait of Helen Lessore

1958
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Features

Jack Smith, ‘Figure in a Room I’ 1959

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