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1911 - 1913
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Studied at the Slade where he was awarded the Tonks prize
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1915
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Founder-member of the London Group; exhibited with the Vorticists
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1918 - 1919
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Commissioned by the Canadian War Records Office to paint "Sappers at Work"
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1923 - 1927
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Lived in Palestine where he developed his strongly expressive geometric style
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1930 - 1939
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Lived in Spain
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1945 - 1953
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During the Second World War he was an Official War Artist, and after the war taught at the Borough Polytechnic in London
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1954 - 1957
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Returned to Spain
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1988
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Major retrospective exhibition at the Tate Gallery
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