Henry Lamb

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Henry Lamb (1883-1960) was Australian-born British painter, and follower of Augustus John. He was a founder member of the Camden Town Group.

A World war II official artist, he is noted for his unusual portraits, as exampled by his well-known picture of an elongated Lytton Strachey.

[edit] Reference

  • Keith Clements (1985) Henry Lamb: the Artist and his Friends

[edit] External link

  • Examples of Lamb's work at the Tate: [1]
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