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Eric Gill was a master typographer, sculptor and wood-engraver, and a devoted family man and key personality in three Catholic art and craft communities. He also believed in complete sexual freedom. The author analyzes these apparent contradictions and considers Gill, the man and the artist.
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4 editions- Other · English · 2020Faber & Faber, Limited · 416 pages · 9780571358755
- Other · English · 1990Faber · 338 pages · 9780571143023
- Other · English · 1989Faber and Faber · 338 pages · 9780571137541
- Other · English · 1989Dutton · 338 pages · 9780525247357
BiographyArtistsSculptureGill, eric, 1882-1940Sculpture, great britainNew York Times reviewedArtists, great britainBiografie
