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Surreal McCoy

18 February, 2021 — By Jane Clinton Eileen Agar’s Untitled (Box), 1935. Photo: Pallant house gallery, Chichester © Richard Valencia EVEN by Surrealists’ standards, artist and photographer Eileen Agar’s childhood was unconventional. Born in Buenos Aires in 1899, to a Scottish industrialist father and American biscuit firm heiress mother, she enjoyed a privileged and bohemian life growing up in a home that she recalls was “full of balloons, hoops and St Bernard dogs”. She and her two sisters were dressed in furs by their mother, not for warmth, but to show off the family’s wealth. This ostentatious display was also adopted when the family would make their regular trips to Britain.