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Admiral Lord Fisher of Kilverstone, O.M.
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Fleet Admiral under Churchill during World War I, Lord Fisher (1841–1920) was 75 when he sat for Epstein. The artist emphasizes Fisher's prominent temples, ruthless grim lips, leathery skin, heavy-lidded eyes and chest resplendent with medals, characterizing a man of war.
Title: Admiral Lord Fisher of Kilverstone, O.M.
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Fleet Admiral under Churchill during World War I, Lord Fisher (1841–1920) was 75 when he sat for Epstein.
The artist emphasizes Fisher's prominent temples, ruthless grim lips, leathery skin, heavy-lidded eyes and chest resplendent with medals, characterizing a man of war.
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