Sheila Fell

Sheila FellSheila Fell (1931 1979) was one of the most talented British artists of her generation: a figurative painter with a singular and powerful vision of the Cumbrian landscape of her childhood. Here, for the first time, the full breadth of her artistic achievement is recorded in a catalogue raisonn of her paintings. The book features 471 expertly researched catalogue entries alongside a substantial art historical narrative that charts Fell's entire career

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