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1927
 
    
Stanley Spencer completes his large visionary canvas The Resurrection: Cookham       
1927
 
    
28-year old Staffordshire potter Clarice Cliff launches a range of highly coloured geometric designs that she calls Bizarre Ware       
'Berries' candlestick, Clarice Cliff, c.1935
Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
1927
 
    
Ernst Krenek's jazz opera Jonny Strikes Up has its premiere in Leipzig       
1927
 
   
US dancer and choreographer Martha Graham opens a School of Contemporary Dance in New York      
1927
 
   
Clara Bow stars in It, the silent film that gives her her famous nickname – the 'It' Girl      
1927
 
     
English typographer Eric Gill designs a type face without serifs, commissioned by Monotype and to be known as Gill Sans-Serif        
1927
 
   
Communists seize power in Jiangxi province and establish the first soviet republic in China      
1927
 
    
Austrian director Fritz Lang creates a wildly ambitious silent film, Metropolis, the commercial failure of which bankrupts its studio       
1927
 
    
The Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte has his first one-man show, at the Galerie Centaure in Brussels       
1927
 
    
French author François Mauriac publishes a novel of marital claustrophobia, Thérèse Desqueyroux