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St Jacques, Rue Picquet, Dieppe, France
Walter Sickert — British, 1860–1942 — British Post-Impressionism / Camden Town Group
Walter Sickert was a central figure in British painting between the late Victorian era and the interwar years, bridging Continental modernism and English subject matter. Born in Munich and trained briefly under Whistler before working alongside Degas in Paris and Dieppe, he absorbed the French interest in tonal economy, urban subjects, and unsentimental observation.
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