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George Frederick Henry Bell b. 1 December 1878

The artist George Bell is best known for his influential role as a teacher in Melbourne and his promotion of modernism in Australia.

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MacDonald, J.S. (December 1921), 'George Bell’, Art in Australia, .
Smith, Bernard (1962), 'Australian Painting’, Melbourne, Oxford University Press.
'Papers of George Bell’, State Library of Victoria.
Williams, Fred (1979), 'Bell, George Frederick Henry’, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Melbourne University Press.
Helmer, June (1985), 'George Bell: The art of inuence’, Melbourne, Greenhouse.
'George Bell, Hazel de Berg oral Histories’, National Library of Australia, Canberra.
Helmer, June (1979), 'George Bell Retrospective Exhibition Catalogue’, University Gallery, University of Melbourne.

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