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THUR. OCT. 5 1916
Typed "Jackeroo" in morning
in afternoon met Mrs Bell who
took me to "Mr Manhattan". I
took her to tea after at Cr. House.
Came home & found Nell. Stayed
in. Lovely, lovely day. Came
on to rain at night. Foliage
looking very shabby in Sloane Sq.
& Lower Sl. St. & along by
Pimlico & a few trees entirely
denuded.
FRI. OCT. 6 1916
Went to wait at Minerva &
came home via L[e]icester Sq. to
see young Nevinson's pictures.
Noted 2 swans flying in the
wind & the others at the opp.
side of bank. The wind
is bringing down heaps of
leaves.
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C.R.W. Nevinson became a war artist. Some of his pictures were exhibited at the Leicester Galleries in 1916. https://www.paul-mellon-centre.ac.uk/archives-and-library/the-first-world-war-1914-1918-537/official-war-artists
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