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Portrait of Betty Curnow  1942	Wystan Curnow  1942	Wystan Curnow  1941
Mother and child (Jean and Anton Jones)  1942	Joyce Milligan  1941	Timmy  1952
Mother and child  1945	Portrait of Douglas Angus  1940	Quentin Angus  1942-44
Portrait of Fred Jones  circa 1940	Self-portrait  circa 1944	Self-portrait at Clifton  circa 1945
Self-portrait (grisaille)  1941	Self-portrait (nude, seated)  circa 1942	Study for carving torso (nude self portrait)  circa 1942
Grisaille nude self-portrait (standing)  1942	Self-portrait (with moth and caterpillar)  1943	Self-portrait (with leaves)  1945
Self-portrait  1947

Quentin Angus

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Rita Angus had a special bond with her brother Quentin, who was seventeen years younger than her. Quentin was born with cerebral palsy and did not walk until he was nine.

Rita took a keen interest in Quentin’s education, encouraging her parents to send him to boarding school to help him gain his independence. He later became a successful lawyer who played a vital role in furthering opportunities for people with disabilities.