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I am Neville Lewis's great-grandaughter. Contrary to the description here, he was not "left" with 3 young children after the breakup of his marriage. Instead, his 2 sons remained in South Africa, while his daughter, Catherine, was raised by his ex-wife, painter Theo Townshend, in London. Also worth noting is his potraiture of black African leaders - reflecting his prescient views of equality. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Ktpjestin (talk • contribs)
The above comment was moved from the article [1] --Born2x 20:14, 26 March 2007 (UTC)Reply
