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Albert Wainwright, We Don’t Live There Anymore, 1937 Type:art print with the god Apollo’s temple

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with the god Apollo’s temple on the left

Leeds Dock

and The Burlington

"Windsock Storyboard is based on my film Tête à Tête in which two mechanically operated windsocks are the main protagonists in a romantic drama set in a classic English landscape around Yorkshire Sculpture Park

in association with The Hepworth Wakefield

Albert Wainwright, We Don’t Live There Anymore, 1937 Type:art print with the god Apollo’s templeAlbert Wainwright was born in Castleford, in the district of Wakefield, and was a classmate of Henry Moore. Photographs and letters in Wakefields archive show that they were close friends as soldiers during the First World War, writing beautifully illustrated letters to one another. In 1920 Wainwright received his first one man exhibition at Leeds City Art Gallery aged just 22. Wainwright's painting of Robin Hood's Bay, We Dont Live There Anymore

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