 It was followed by a one-man show for Henry Moore at the end of 1945, and by exhibits of works by Joseph Mallord William Turner, William Blake, and Graham Sutherland, among others.Concurrently, McEwen designed shows of French art in London, and exhibitions of Picasso, Matisse, Braque, Georges Rouault, Léger, and Raoul Dufy followed from 1945 to 1947.The Picasso show, at the Victoria and Albert Museum, incited hundreds of letters of protest to "The Times" of London, which brought the painter great merriment when McEwen translated them for him.