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Ambrose McEvoy Letters
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The McEvoy Archive

'To Darling' 'From Husband' (By Ellie Smith)
December 20, 2019
SARAH BIFFIN, LATER MRS WRIGHT (1784 – 1850) SELF-PORTRAIT BEFORE HER EASEL, CIRCA 1821 Watercolour and bodycolour on ivory, gilt-wood frame 124 by 103 mm.
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Who Was Sarah Biffin?

The woman behind the record-breaking self-portrait (By Emma Rutherford)
December 12, 2019
Ambrose McEvoy
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The McEvoy Archive

A Deeper Look into Britain's Lost Artist
December 9, 2019
Charles Dickens, as explored by Louisa Price of the Charles Dickens Museum, excerpt
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Understanding British Portraits

Charles Dickens, as explored by Louisa Price of the Charles Dickens Museum
December 9, 2019
Published by Paul Holberton Publishing and Edited by Philip Mould & Company
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The Lost Biography of Ambrose McEvoy

Published by Paul Holberton Publishing and Edited by Philip Mould & Company
November 25, 2019
Ambrose McEvoy self-portrait
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McEvoy Rediscovered

Guided Exhibition Tour 4th December 2019 5pm
November 22, 2019
Margaret Gillies Charles Dickens Aged 31 interior, Simon Bevan Photography
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Dickens Museum Acquires Lost Portrait

The Charles Dickens Museum in London has acquired a lost portrait of the author painted in 1843 by Margaret Gillies.
October 24, 2019
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