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Pictured: The sale also included this portrait of Mahmas ibn Dakhil.
A rare portrait of Lawrence of Arabia which remained in the artist's family for 101 years has sold for £5,300.
TE Lawrence became friends with Eric Kennington after attending an exhibition of his work in November 1920.
The hero of the Arab Revolt in World War One invited him on a trip to the Middle East and he illustrated Lawrence's seminal work Seven Pillars of Wisdom (1926).
Pic: WoolleyAndWallis/BNPS
Pictured: The sale also included this portrait of Mahmas ibn Dakhil.
A rare portrait of Lawrence of Arabia which remained in the artist's family for 101 years has sold for £5,300.
TE Lawrence became friends with Eric Kennington after attending an exhibition of his work in November 1920.
The hero of the Arab Revolt in World War One invited him on a trip to the Middle East and he illustrated Lawrence's seminal work Seven Pillars of Wisdom (1926).
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