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Glyn Warren Philpot

(1884-1937), Painter and sculptor

Sitter associated with 7 portraits
Artist associated with 3 portraits
Philpot trained at Lambeth Art School and in the Paris studio of Jean-Paul Laurens at the Académie Julian. He quickly established himself as a successful society portraitist in the years before the First World War. A devout Catholic, he also painted classical and religious subject pictures. He was elected as an Associate Member of the Royal Academy in 1915 and an Academician in 1923, following his first retrospective exhibition at the Grosvenor Gallery, London. In 1931, he moved to Paris and dedicated himself to sculpture. When he resumed painting, he made the courageous step of embracing modernist influences in his art, producing a body of work marked by a new simplicity of form and technique.

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Oswald Mosley, by Glyn Warren Philpot - NPG L184

Oswald Mosley

by Glyn Warren Philpot
oil on canvas, 1925
On display in Room 27 on Floor 2 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG L184

Siegfried Sassoon, by William Edward Gray, after  Glyn Warren Philpot - NPG D40553

Siegfried Sassoon

by William Edward Gray, after Glyn Warren Philpot
photograph, (1917)
NPG D40553

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