Discover the captivating world of the Whitechapel Boys, a group of renowned Jewish artists who played a significant role in shaping British Modernism. Delve into the untold story of Morris Goldstein, a pivotal member of this remarkable collective which included David Bomberg, Mark Gertler, and Isaac Rosenberg. Immerse yourself in an interactive presentation that unveils previously unseen archival material, offering a unique insight into Goldstein's life. This enlightening event marks the launch of a new book dedicated to Goldstein's artistic journey. The talk will commence with an introduction by Professor Rebecca Beasley of Oxford University, an esteemed authority in Modernist Studies. Joining her will be Raymond Francis, Goldstein's son, who has devoted a decade to researching his father's extraordinary story. Following the talk, signed copies of the book will be available for purchase. Morris Goldstein: The Lost Whitechapel Boy is set to take place at The Art Workers' Guild in London on December 2, 2023. Secure your ticket for this exclusive event for just £10 and embark on a fascinating exploration of the Whitechapel Boys' legacy.

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