Sickert
[sik-ert]
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noun
Walter Richard,1860–1942, English painter.
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It was characteristic of Mr. Sickert that he should go to the music-halls for a subject.
Picture PostersCharles Hiatt
Mr. Sickert also very aptly suggests the reason why some of the portraits were never completed.
The Life of James McNeill WhistlerElizabeth Robins Pennell
This is the first of the two portraits he painted of Mrs. Sickert, and from her we learned that it was destroyed.
The Life of James McNeill WhistlerElizabeth Robins Pennell
Even Mr. Sickert cannot turn sincere and intelligent painters into artists.
Pot-BoilersClive Bell
Mr. Sickert is not the only one of the members of this club who have made an essay in the latest form of applied art.
Picture PostersCharles Hiatt
Sickert
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