James Boswell
1906–1971
© The estate of James Boswell
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James Edward Buchanan Boswell (9 June 1906 – 15 April 1971) was a New Zealand-born British painter, draughtsman and socialist.
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Read full Wikipedia entryArtworks
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James Boswell Street Scene
c.1946 -
James Boswell Le Sphinx, 4 a.m. Verso: Three figure drawings
1937 -
James Boswell Gosfield Street Murder
1942 -
James Boswell Le Sphinx
1937 -
James Boswell The Means Test
1934 -
James Boswell Quiet Evening
1940 -
James Boswell The Means Test 2
1934 -
James Boswell The Theatre
1939
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The letters and sketches of James Boswell from Tate Archive
Sketches, letters, etc.
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James Boswell Sketchbook, labelled ‘Shell’ on the spine
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James Boswell Notebook, labelled ‘Biographies - writings’ on the spine
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James Boswell Sketchbook, with ‘1953/4’ on the inside cover
1953–4
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