The Euston Road School was a group of English painters founded in 1937 at 316 Euston Road, London, all of the members either teaching or attending the School of Drawing and Painting located at that address.
Euston Road School.
The name of an art school opened in London in 1937 which grouped painters such as William Coldstream and Victor Pasmore with others in a programmatic movement away from abstraction.
Euston Road School.
Name given by Clive Bell in 1938 to a group of English painters associated with the School of Drawing and Painting established in October 1937 by William Coldstream, Claude Rogers (b 1907) and Victor Pasmore, ...
 See also: School, Movement, Avant-garde, Realism, Painting
  
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