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George Belcher
1875–1947
Cartoonist, painter and printmaker, born in London. He attended Gloucester School of Art, then gradually became known for his contributions to publications such as Punch, The Tatler and Vanity Fair.
Text Source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)
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The Musician c.1938 George Belcher (1875–1947)The Musician c.1938 Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service: Ipswich Borough Council Collection
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The Convivial Lady George Belcher (1875–1947)The Convivial Lady Kirklees Museums and Galleries
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Self Portrait 1944 George Belcher (1875–1947)Self Portrait 1944 Royal Academy of Arts
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Roses 1940s George Belcher (1875–1947)Roses 1940s Royal Academy of Arts
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"The Rev. Timkins" George Belcher (1875–1947)"The Rev. Timkins" The Fitzwilliam Museum
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The Walls of Jerry-Co George Belcher (1875–1947)The Walls of Jerry-Co The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Verso of No. 1211A George Belcher (1875–1947)Verso of No. 1211A The Fitzwilliam Museum
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"I ain't insultin' yer....." George Belcher (1875–1947)"I ain't insultin' yer....." The Fitzwilliam Museum
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"Professor:- I really think...." George Belcher (1875–1947)"Professor:- I really think...." The Fitzwilliam Museum
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"(She, innocently) - Why" etc. (The "Tatler" 1909) George Belcher (1875–1947)"(She, innocently) - Why" etc. (The "Tatler" 1909) The Fitzwilliam Museum
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At the National Sporting Club George Belcher (1875–1947)At the National Sporting Club The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Landlady and prospective lodger George Belcher (1875–1947)Landlady and prospective lodger The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Major John Hendley Morrison Kirkwood George Belcher (1875–1947)Major John Hendley Morrison Kirkwood The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Man sitting with his 'missus' in the kitchen George Belcher (1875–1947)Man sitting with his 'missus' in the kitchen The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Lady and a street hawker - the squeaker George Belcher (1875–1947)Lady and a street hawker - the squeaker The Fitzwilliam Museum