Perfect Moderns: A History of the Camden Town Group

Abstract

Sickert - the new English art club and the impressionists Sickert - prelude to exile Sickert abroad 1898-1905 Sickert in Camden Town Sickert - return to London and relationship with Gore birth of the Fitzroy Street Group Camden Town painting the Allied Artists' Association and the expansion of the Fitzroy Street Group London scenes in Camden Town painting the Fitzroy Street Group in 1910 - Manet and the at the Grafton Gallery formation of the Camden Town Group 1911 - the first two exhibitions of the Camden Town Group expansion of the Camden Town Group - first ideas 1912 - members' activities the third Camden Town Group exhibition and the second post-impressionist exhibition 1913 - one-man exhibitions by members of teh Camden Town Group art politics and the Fitzroy Street Group in 1913 post-impressionists and the futurists at the Dore Galleries formation of the London Group factions and Sickert's resignation.

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