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Andrews, Frank

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Andrews, Frank (Maxwell) (1884–1943)

US soldier and aviator. After a distinguished military career, Andrews succeeded Dwight Eisenhower as head of US forces in Europe in 1943. As first commander of the US Army's General Headquarters Air Force (1935–39), he helped to develop the B-17 bomber. Andrews Air Base, near Washington DC, is named after him.



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Gerardo Castillo, Steve "OG" Olson, Jamie Brisick, Nicole Andrews, Frank Gow, Bill Daniel, Coan Nichols, Doug Magnuson, Magritte, Daniel Pineda, and John Brinton Hogan.
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Broadly speaking, the School of London seems to include almost any contemporary British figurative painter, though the core members are usually said to be Michael Andrews, Frank Auerbach, Francis Bacon,
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