Members
It was decided that there should be a 16 member, men only, limit on the group: Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot died after the first exhibition, and Duncan Grant was elected to take his place.
- Walter Bayes
- Robert Bevan
- Malcolm Drummond
- Harold Gilman
- Charles Ginner
- Spencer Frederick Gore
- Duncan Grant
- James Dickson Innes
- Augustus John
- Henry Lamb
- Wyndham Lewis
- Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
- J.B. Manson
- Lucien Pissarro
- William Ratcliffe
- Walter Sickert
- John Doman Turner
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