'Between 1949 and the mid 1950s Jones made a number of drawings of flowers in a glass chalice on a table in front of the window of his room in Northwick Lodge ... He liked to use 'Calix', Latin for chalice, in his titles because of its association with the botanical calix or calyx' (see exhibition catalogue, op. cit., 1981, p. 119).
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