Photos: Jack the Ripper’s legacy
Painter Walter Richard Sickert, in a 1911 photograph by George Charles Beresford. Sickert was fascinated with the Jack the Ripper murders and used them to promote his own work.
National Portrait Gallery London
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Painter Walter Richard Sickert’s “Putana a Casa.”
Harvard Art Museums
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Walter Richard Sickert’s 1914 painting “Ennui.”
Harvard Art Museums
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Some see shades of the Ripper’s victims’ faces in some of Sickert’s works. Above: A “Camden Town Murder” print.
Harvard Art Museums
| June 21, 2013
