Souza, Francis Newton

Souza, Francis Newton
(4/12/1924 Goa-3/28/2002 Bombay) (India / England / USA)
   Painter and writer. Studied at the Sir Jamshetjee Jeejebhoy School ofArt in Bombay. Founder of the Progressive Artist's Group. Emigrated to London after persecution over his "obscene" works. Reproductions: Fall-out mutation; oil; Kronhausen, 1968: p. 162 . Fall-out mutation; 1962; drawing; Neret, 2000: p. 601 [B]. Lingam and Yoni; oil; Kronhausen, 1968: p. 163 [B]. [Nude couple copulating]; 1957; ink; Kronhausen, 1970c: p. 99 [B]. [Nude woman]; ink; Kronhausen, 1968: p. 154 [B]. Orgy; 1968; Erotic, 1974: p. 36 [B]. Untitled; 1970; Erotic, 1974: pp. 32, 35 [B]. [Vaginal view of woman]; pencil; Kronhausen, 1970c: p. 98 [B]. Woman and pig; 1969; Erotic, 1974: p. 34 [B]. [Woman fellates man]; 1961; Kronhausen, 1970c: p. 99 [B]. [Woman fellates man]; 1971; pen and ink; Kronhausen, 1973: pp. 24-25 [B]. [Woman with a looking glass]; 1963; Erotic, 1974: p. 33 [B].
   [b]Source: Benezit, vol. 13: p. 87; DoA vol. 29: pp. 248-249; Francesca Souze (ed.), Religion & erotica: religious & erotic drawing from the estate of F.N. Souza (London: Bark-lem.com, 2005), 88 p., ill.; Vollmer IV 1958: p. 323.

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