Eric Ravilious, British illustrator. A fav along with Edward Bawden
The Natural History of Selborne by Gilbert White
The famous,seminal text of natural life in Hampshire. Introduced by James Lovelock, and illustrated throughout with Eric Ravilious woodcuts.
Eric Ravilious (English, 1903-1942). Illustration for a later edition of the Natural History of Selborne by Gilbert White. 1937. (wood engraving)
Twentieth century women writers
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Room At The William The Conqueror - 1938 - Eric Ravillious
RAVILIOUS (ERIC) HENNELL (THOMAS) Poems... engravings on wood by Eric Ravilious, NUMBER 48 OF 50 COPIES SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR AND ARTIST
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"Cement Works" by Eric Ravilious, 1934. Whilst staying at Furlongs on the South Downs, Peggy Angus and Eric Ravilious made the nearby Asham Cement Works their unlikely subject, he painting in watercolour and her in oil.
Furlongs Eric Ravilious
Eric Ravilious Art Greeting Cards. Down To Earth Cards have a wonderful selection of blank British fine art and Printmaker greeting cards to choose from.
Eric Ravilious (1903-1942)
Aerodrome
Eric Ravilious,November 5th 1933. from 'Eric Ravilious: Imagined Realities', cat. 43
Thunderstruck
Eric Ravilious (English, 1903-1942), Lombardy Poplars, May 1935. Watercolour.
Fry Art Gallery celebrates the watercolour world of Eric Ravilious in Essex
The Fry Art Gallery in Saffron Walden is currently hosting the first ever exhibition to explore the vivid North West Essex watercolours of Eric Ravilious.
Eric Ravilious,Eric Ravilious Eric William Ravilious (22 July 1903 – 2 September 1942) was an English painter, designer, book illustrator and wood engraver.
St. Jude's specialising in British printmaking
Ravilious, Auerbach, Englishness
Eric Ravilious, Waterwheel, 1938, painted at Capel-y-Ffin, Wales; described by ER as 'a bit Chinese' I had a phone call last week from columnist Ian Jack, who wanted my opinion on the subject of Eric Ravilious and Englishness; his typically nuanced and thought-provoking article is here. The fact that Ian is Scottish made our conversation particularly interesting, from my side at least. My father was from north of the border, and bar the accidents of fate I might have grown up in Edinburgh…