Sybil Andrews
Sybil Andrews is an internationally acclaimed artist famous for the linocuts she created from the late 1920s through 1988.
Sybil trained in England, and began producing and exhibiting linocuts from 1921 until 1939, working frequently with her informal partner Cyril Edward Power. She also helped in the establishment and became the first secretary (1925 to 1928) of the The Grosvenor School of Modern Art. The largest collection of her work in public ownership is held by St Edmundsbury Borough Council Heritage Service Bury St Edmunds.
She later married and moved to Canada with Walter Morgan who she met when working as a the shipyads of Southampton during WWII. In Canada, she is recognised as a hugely significant artist. The Glenbow Museum, Canada is a major centre for the study of her work with a collection of over 1000 examples of Andrews' works, including all of her famous colour linocuts and the original linoleum blocks, paintings in oil and watercolour, drawings, drypoint etchings, sketchbooks, and personal papers.
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Sybil Andrews Art Cards
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