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Image 516 x 1110 mm, Plate 640 x 1220 mm, Sheet 725 x 1290 mm framed Proof before letters. Printseller's Assocication blind-stamp, lettered TME, lower right, lettered within image at lower right coner with the publisher's monogram of initials 'HG' surmounted by a coronet. An impressive engraving after the famous painting now in the collection of Royal Holloway, The University of London. A crowded scene on a platform at Paddington, with people saying their goodbyes and others hurrying to board the train, including a bride and a man being arrested at the right; behind at right porters load luggage on to the top of the train Condition: Light foxing to margins and image, surface dirt to margins, unexamined out of frame. [27824] £900 20th Century Eric Ravilious Eric Ravilious (1903-1942) was an English painter, wood-engraver and designer. He was born in Acton and was educated at Eastbourne School of Art and then at the Royal College of Art (1922–1925), where he was taught by Paul Nash and became close friends with Edward Bawden. He began teaching part-time at Eastbourne School of Art in 1925 and later that year was elected to the Society of Wood Engravers, having been proposed by Paul Nash. After leaving the RCA, he became a master of wood engraving and illustrated numerous books and produced patterned papers for the Curwen Press. In the 1930s he began painting larger compositions in a wider range of colour, and this led him to use lithography to illustrate High Street (1938). Later as a War Artist he produced a series of lithographs of submarines. 12. Amusement Arcade Chromolithograph Eric Ravilious Curwen Press, 1938 Image 140 x 149 mm mounted From High Street, London: Country Life Ltd [17379] £200 13. Fire Engineer Chromolithograph Eric Ravilious Curwen Press, 1938 Image 195 x 140 mm mounted From High Street, London: Country Life Ltd [17387] £190
14. Knife Grinder Chromolithograph Eric Ravilious Curwen Press, 1938 Image 166 x 124 mm mounted From High Street, London: Country Life Ltd [17390] £250 16. Saddler and Harness Maker Chromolithograph Eric Ravilious Curwen Press, 1938 Image 210 x 120mm mounted From High Street, London: Country Life Ltd [17381] £230 15. Oyster Bar Chromolithograph Eric Ravilious Curwen Press, 1938 Image 200 x 110 mm mounted From High Street, London: Country Life Ltd [17384] £290 17. Wedding Cakes Chromolithograph Eric Ravilious Curwen Press, 1938 Image 172 x 130 mm mounted From High Street, London: Country Life Ltd [17391] £200
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