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Mark Lancelot Symons (1887 – 1935, English)
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I just find this artist fascinating. Just cant understand why there isnt more information about this chap. Would love to hear anything about him and his work.
My mother was adopted by Mark Lancelot Symons, along with two other girls. Mark’s father was William Christian Symons – a renowned british artist who was reponsible for the crucifix painted in Westminster Cathedral, and other works. Look him up on google. Mark Symons died young from a brain tumour, having been hit in the head by a boat- swing the year before whilst pushing the children to and fro, I believe. My mother was only about 8 years old when Mark Symons died.
Thanks for your precious information.
Yes thank you, it all helps to piece together what makes this man so special xx
That was very kind of you
good morning i am french we have a painting od mark symons who represent sir john harris playing piano.it is a very beautiful.
A wonderful painter, I discovered him whilst at Reading Museum, where they have a fine work by him, but not much information about him. Definitely deserves a retrospective with bells and knobs!