Erection date: 20/5/2010
In this house, Roger Fry, 1866 - 1934, artist and art critic, ran the Omega Workshops, 1913 - 1919.
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Historian Sir David Cannadine, and Frances Spalding, Fry's biographer, were present at the unveiling.
W1, Fitzroy Square, 33, London Foot Hospital
The Foot Hospital moved out in 2003.
Credit for this entry to: Alan Patient of www.plaquesoflondon.co.uk
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Roger Fry - W1
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Roger Fry - W1
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