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Barnett Freedman


Barnett Freedman CBE, RDI (19 May 1901 in Stepney, London – 4 January 1958) was a British painter, commercial designer, book illustrator, typographer, and lithographer.
==Early life and education==
Barnett Freedman was born in the east end of London, the son of Jewish immigrants from Russia. Freedman's only formal education was at an elementary school, and from the age of nine he spent much time in hospital. This period was filled with wide reading and learning how to draw and to play the violin. At the age of fifteen, he obtained work as an office boy, then turning to draughtsmanship, initially with a monumental mason and subsequently at an architect's office. The strong interest in letterforms that grew out of this everyday work was later to stand him in good stead. He was assiduous in attending evening classes at Saint Martin's School of Art, hoping to win a London County Council scholarship. Although Freedman was initially unsuccessful, William Rothenstein, Principal of the Royal College of Art, was impressed by his potential and used his influence to enable Freedman to be admitted to the College.


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