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www.washingtonpost.com - : Painter Dora Carrington was a vigorous, outgoing artist in her twenties. Lytton Strachey, 35, was a frail, bearded man of letters and a homosexual. As World War I rumbled in the background, they started a platonic affair that lasted 17 years. That Strachey was viscerally disgusted at the female form, and that Carrington was married and had affairs with other men, seemed immaterial. more...
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