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Eric Ravilious Imagined Realities examines Ravilious's contribution to British cultural life between
the Wars and during the first years of the Second World War.
In his
watercolours, he observed and recorded the relationship between the
modern world and the English landscape in a style that was both
formal and yet deeply felt. His work as a designer helped to define
traditions of English culture of the period.
In response to the popularity of the exhibition of the same name
held at the Imperial War Museum (23 October 2003 to 25 January 2004)
this online version looks at some of the stages of his career up to
his final days spent as an Official War Artist during the Second
World War.
Early Work
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