Andre Eglevsky (1937) Glyn Philpot Size:70x100 cm / 28x40″ The Met records it as

The Met records it as watercolour and graphite on off-white wove paper

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Andre Eglevsky (1937) Glyn Philpot Size:70x100 cm / 28x40″ The Met records it asPainted in Philpots final year, this portrait catches Andr Eglevsky, the Russian born Ballet Russe dancer, as pure line, poise and kinetic potential. Eglevsky was not a known lover, but a charged muse: a young male performer whose discipline turns the body into art. Philpots late portraits moved away from society commissions toward friends, performers and intimate male subjects, at a time when his modern, sexually suggestive work unsettled British