Stained glass designer and artist. Edward Liddall Armitage worked as an assistant and glass painter for Karl Parsons from 1920-24, and then for Henry Holiday in the last years of his life. Armitage established himself in North Kensington, London, and his windows were made at Lowndes & Drury's Glass House in Fulham. He also formed a partnership with Victor Drury (1899-1988) in the 1920s. From about 1940 E.L. Armitage worked as a designer for Powell & Sons (Whitefriars).
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Dennis Hadley and Joan Hadley, 'Henry Holiday, 1839–1927' The Journal of Stained Glass, vol. xix, no. 1 (1989–90), 53, 67.
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