Adrian Morris
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Adrian Grant Morris (May 18, 1929 – December 06, 2004) was a British painter. He was sent to Vermont, USA during World War II. He worked in a minimal style of his own. He was active in the Chelsea art and social scenes of the 1960s, and a friend of Yoko Ono. His career includes a one-man show in 1955, and several group shows. Morris disliked selling his paintings and did not belong to any school, yet he was admired by other artists.
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- Adrian Morris Official website
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