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§ Raoul Millais (British, 1901-1999) A study of a horse held by its groom signed 'Raoul Millais' (lower right) pastel on paper, unframed 14 x 15.8cm Provenance: Given by the artist to Mr and Mrs Charles Radclyffe (née Cotton, b. 1917-2010) in 1995, Thence by descent to Mrs Radclyffe's son by her first marriage, Sir William Pigott-Brown, 3rd ...
14 de mar. de 2018 · Raoul Millais, grandson of Sir John Everett Millais, was born near Horsham, West Sussex, in 1901. Millais painted hunters and hunting, racehorses, matadors and their bulls, big-game hunting and all the glamorous and beautiful people engaged in sport. To capture that life, Millais required to live it. He was a contemporary of Ernest Hemingway
26 de mar. de 2024 · whole-plate glass negative, 28 April 1926. NPG x184480. Use this image. Elinor Clare Millais (née MacDonell); Raoul Millais. by Lafayette. whole-plate glass negative, 28 April 1926. NPG x184481. Use this image. Son of J.G. Millais.
Raoul will always be quick to spot the potential pitfalls of any ill considered idea and offer better alternatives. His breadth of knowledge throughout the whole technology stack allows him to convey technical detail and the rationale behind decisions clearly to any audience. This also allows him to communicate with and lead his team to deliver ...
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Raoul H. Millais (1901-1999) First snow, Sutherland; Mid Winter, Sutherland; First snow of winter; and Stags in a landscape the first two signed 'Raoul Millais' (lower right) pastel 7 x 6 in. (17.6 x 15.3 cm.) and various four in the lot (4)
Books. Raoul Millais: His Life and Work. Duff Hart-Davis. Swan Hill Press, 1998 - Art - 136 pages. Traces the life and work of Raoul Millais, a prominent 20th-century sporting artist. Much of the text comes from Millais' own writings, covering episodes in his life to do with his family, upbringing and friends.
