Nigel Henderson
1917–1985
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Nigel Graeme Henderson (1 April 1917 – 15 May 1985) was an English documentary artist, and photographer.
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Read full Wikipedia entryArtworks
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Nigel Henderson Strongman series (Kendow)
1949–53 -
Nigel Henderson Street Vendor near “Salmon and Ball”, Bethnal Green Road
1951 -
Nigel Henderson Untitled, London
c.1950 -
Nigel Henderson Peter Samuels
1951 -
Nigel Henderson Bag-wash
1949–53 -
Nigel Henderson Stressed Photograph
c.1950 -
Nigel Henderson Stressed Photograph of a Bather
c.1950 -
Nigel Henderson Man in Bunsen Street, Bethnal Green
1950
Artist as subject
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John Wonnacott The Norwich School of Art
1982–4 -
Vanessa Bell, recipient: Duncan Grant Letter from Vanessa Bell to Duncan Grant
[c.31 August 1935]
Film and audio
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The Legacy of the Independent Group – Day 1: Session 1, Part 1
Session One: The Independent Group: Ideas and Influence: Anne Wealleans (Professor of Design History, University of Kingston)
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The Legacy of the Independent Group – Day 1: Session 1, Part 3
Session One: The Independent Group: Ideas and Influence: Nigel Whiteley (Professor of Visual Arts, University of Lancaster)
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The Legacy of the Independent Group – Day 1: Session 1, Part 4
Session One: The Independent Group: Ideas and Influence: Jeremy Hunt (Editor, Art & Architecture)
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The Legacy of the Independent Group – Day 1: Session 1, Part 5
Session One: The Independent Group: Ideas and Influence: Discussion
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The Legacy of the Independent Group – Day 1: Session 1, Part 6
Keynote Lecture: Mark Wigley (Dean of the Graduate School of Architecture, University of Columbia)
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The Legacy of the Independent Group – Day 1: Session 1, Part 7
Mark Wigley delivers a keynote and is joined by international critics, historians and practitioners to discuss these issues. Discussion and …
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The Legacy of the Independent Group – Day 1: Session 2
Between architecture and advertising, fine art and mass culture, film and technology, how can the theories and practices of the …
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The Legacy of the Independent Group – Day 1: Session 3, Part 2
Between architecture and advertising, fine art and mass culture, film and technology, how can the theories and practices of the …
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The Legacy of the Independent Group – Day 1: Session 3, Part 3 and Session 4
Session Three: Film and Image Eric de Chassey (University of Tours, France) Questions: Chair Victoria Walsh Session Four: The Legacy …
Features
Sketches, letters, etc.
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Nigel Henderson Photograph showing detail in ceiling of unidentified derelict building, possibly a castle
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Nigel Henderson Photograph showing an unidentified man, a building under construction in background
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Nigel Henderson Photograph showing unidentified jazz musicians
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Nigel Henderson Photograph showing a boy climbing a lamp post on an unidentified street
[c.1949–c.1956]
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