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Just after a gap in the churchyard wall is a memorial to Cecil D’Oyly-John [46] who claimed to be the illegitimate son of Augustus John (Welsh  painter, draughtsman and etcher). A Rottingdean artist, he was brought up in South Africa. After WWII he became renowned for his sun-drenched Mediterranean landscapes, some of which were bought by The Queen Mother.

For more information and pictures, please visit www.doylyjohn.co.uk 

_{'Cagne en Haute, Village just above Nice' by Cecil D'Oyly-John}