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What is Sir William Rothenstein's principal work?

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Rothenstein wrote biographical sketches that appear in English Portraits (1898) and Twenty-four Portraits (1920-23). His Men and Memories (2 vol., 1922-38) and Since Fifty (1940) are autobiographical.

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