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Maxwell Ashby Armfield

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British · 1881–1972

Maxwell Ashby Armfield

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Miss Molly Lumley in 'Spades are Spades', Maxwell Ashby Armfield, 1931

Miss Molly Lumley in 'Spades are Spades'

1931 · Not on view · Minneapolis Institute of Art

Preliminary design for a carpet, with autumnal motifs of a sickle, ears of wheat and barley, and a fruiting grape vine. c.1934., Maxwell Armfield

Preliminary design for a carpet, with autumnal motifs of a sickle, ears of wheat and barley, and a fruiting grape vine. c.1934.

Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

Going to Market, Maxwell Ashby Armfield, 1913

Going to Market

1913 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago

Dancer's Servant, theater design for 'The Grass-Blade', Maxwell Ashby Armfield, 1914

Dancer's Servant, theater design for 'The Grass-Blade'

1914 · Not on view · Minneapolis Institute of Art