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John, Gwen(dolen Mary) (1876–1939)

Welsh painter. She lived in France for most of her life. Many of her paintings depict young women or nuns (she converted to Catholicism in 1913), but she also painted calm, muted interiors. Her style was characterized by a sensitive use of colour and of tone.

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John, Augustus Edwin			Christmas Exhibition - a changing show of paintings and prints featuring artists like Ceri Richards, Augustus John, Gwen John, Harry Holland and Shani Rhys James. WHAT'S IN THE GALLERY? by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales) You could be in the money if you've works signed by 19th century artists Benjamin Williams Leader, David Bates, Charles Jones, Joseph Hughes Clayton and Warren Williams, while 20th century artists include Ceri Richards, Donald McIntyre, John Elwyn, Sir Cedric Morris, John Piper, GrahamSutherland, Augustus John, Gwen John, David Jones, Josef Herman, Maurice Cockrill, Barry Flanagan, WilliamSelwyn and Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe. wild wales: WELSH ARTISTS IN HALLS AUCTION OF FAME by Daily Post (Liverpool, England) Desperate to make a difference, she recruited a host of stars - including Rod Stewart, Elton John, Gwen Stefani, Mary J Blige and Ozzy and Kelly - to record a new version of Eric Clapton's Tears In Heaven. MY XTRA FACTOR; The last thing I had done was my boobs.. I'm a 34DD ... by The Mirror (London, England)			John o' Groats John of Austria, Don John of Beverley, St John of Bohemia John of Capistrano, St John of Damascus, St John of Gaunt John of Kronstadt, Father John of Lancaster John of Nepomuk, St John of Salisbury John of the Cross, St John Palaeologus John Paul I John Paul II John the Baptist, St John V John Vatatzes John VI John VIII John XXII John XXIII John, Augustus Edwin John, Barry John, Elton John, Gwen John, Patrick John, St John, William Goscombe Johnny Strikes Up Johns, Jasper Johns, W E Johns, William Johnson Johnson City Johnson County Johnson Space Center Johnson, ‘J J’ Johnson, ‘Prince’ Yormie Johnson, Alan Johnson, Alexander Bryan Johnson, Alvin Saunders Johnson, Amy Johnson, Andrew Johnson, B S Johnson, Ben Johnson, Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, Clarence L Johnson, Cornelius Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Earvin			John yousarian John Youssarian John Yurconic Agency John Zarella John Zarella John Zarella John Zimmerman John Zorn John's cabbage John's Hopkins University John's Revelation John's-wort John, "the Savage" John, "the Savage" John, "the Savage" John, 1st Baronet Herschel John, 1st Baronet Pringle John, Augustus John, Augustus (Edwin) John, Augustus (Edwin) John, Augustus Edwin John, Augustus Edwin John, Barry John, Barry John, Barry John, Don John, duke of Nevers John, Elton John, Elton Hercules John, Gospel according to Saint John, Gwen John, King John, Patrick John, Paul, George, and Ringo John, Paul, Ringo, George John, Saint John, Saint John, Saint John, Sir Elton John, Sir Elton (Hercules) John, Sir Elton (Hercules) John, St John, St John, St John, William Goscombe John-apple John-Gerard Janssen John-John Finance John-Kenyon Eye Center John/Jane Doe Johnadreams Johnann Sebastian Bach Johnann Sebastian Bach Johnathan Johnathan Johnathan Davis Johnathan Swift Johnathan Swift Johnathan Taylor Thomas Johnathon Davis johnboat

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