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Clean lines and dirty habits: the Modernists of 1930s Hampstead

24 April 2020

11:00 PM

24 April 2020

11:00 PM

Circles and Squares: The Lives and Art of the Hampstead Modernists Caroline Maclean

Bloomsbury,, pp.290, 25

With its distinctive hilly site and unusually coherent architecture (significantly, most of it domestic rather than civic), Hampstead has always had a singular character. But it is as much a state of mind as an address. Although two of England’s greatest native artists, Keats and Constable, made it their home, over the past three centuries Hampstead has notably attracted waves of exotics: French, Spanish and Jewish.

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