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1905 - 1994. Known for: Painting.
Robert Medley was born in 1905. He studied at the Byam Shaw and RA Schools, London in the early nineteen twenties. He later studied in Paris from 1926-1928. In the period from 1929-1934, he worked... Read full biography
Robert Medley was born in 1905. He studied at the Byam Shaw and RA Schools, London in the early nineteen twenties. He later studied in Paris from 1926-1928. In the period from 1929-1934, he worked with both Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell. From 1929, he showed with the London Group, and became a... Read full biography
Robert Medley was born in 1905. He studied at the Byam Shaw and RA Schools, London in the early nineteen twenties. He later studied in Paris from 1926-1928. In the period from 1929-1934, he worked with both Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell. From 1929, he showed with the London Group, and became a Member in 1937. As art Director of the Group Theatre from 1935-1939, he designed the settings and costumes for a number of Productions. In 1938, he won the commission to paint the safety curtain for the... Read full biography
Robert Medley was born in 1905. He studied at the Byam Shaw and RA Schools, London in the early nineteen twenties. He later studied in Paris from 1926-1928. In the period from 1929-1934, he worked with both Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell. From 1929, he showed with the London Group, and became a Member in 1937. As art Director of the Group Theatre from 1935-1939, he designed the settings and costumes for a number of Productions. In 1938, he won the commission to paint the safety curtain for the Old Vic. From about the same time, he was working on another street scene known as the 'Butcher's Shop'.
Robert Medley was born in 1905. He studied at the Byam Shaw and RA Schools, London in the early nineteen twenties. He later studied in Paris from 1926-1928. In the period from 1929-1934, he worked with both Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell. From 1929, he showed with the London Group, and became a Member in 1937. As art Director of the Group Theatre from 1935-1939, he designed the settings and costumes for a number of Productions. In 1938, he won the commission to paint the safety curtain for the Old Vic. From about the same time, he was working on another street scene known as the 'Butcher's Shop'.