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Published: 14 June 2007

James Boswell’s Another Day 1 (1950)

Boswell’s war

THE world of James Boswell comes to life next week as a series of the Hampstead-based artist’s work features in a new
exhibition.
Boswell, who died in 1971, made his name during the Second World War when he was stationed in Iraq for a year. Later, exhausted by the fight and inspired, he turned to more traditional figurative art.
Among the pieces on display are two landscapes he produced of the Highgate ponds, and a series of works featuring Brighton and Shoreham beaches, painted during the 1950s.
The exhibition, at the Chambers Gallery in Long Lane, Spitalfields, also features Scottish artist James Leggatt and Terry Setch.

* The Chambers Gallery
23 Long Lane, EC1 Tel: 020 7778 1600

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