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Legros was never a fluent English speaker. Therefore his teaching was more through demonstration than verbal instruction. His students at the Slade included Charles Holroyd, who later became Director of the National Gallery and William Stang. As gifted artists they flourished under this approach, however, not all of his pupils flourished and some found his non-verbal approach to be frustrating. Although now based in London, he continued to exhibit at the Paris Salon. He also had works included in the second Impressionist group exhibition in 1876.

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