Grim Artさんのイラストまとめ

Beatrice Cuming 1903-1974 b. Brooklyn, New York, trained in Brooklyn & Paris, she painted in Italy, North Africa, England & Brittany before settling in New London, Connecticut & gravitating toward industrial subjects such as steam trains, power plants, harbours & factories.

Roger Hampson 1925–1996 b. Tyldesley, Lancs. teacher, painter & printer, trained at the Manchester School of Art. A principal member of the Northern School & greatly admired by L.S Lowry.

Have posted his superb work before, but couldn’t resist these red brick corkers! 😍

@DalstonScribble Pleased you think so, too Jane, like a lot of his other works, this one, ‘The Gateway, Moss Side, Manchester’ (1967) captures so many layers of a pivotal & increasingly relevant period of social history - he definitely deserves a wider following #HarryKingsley

Harry Kingsley 1914–1998 studied & later lectured at the Manchester School of Art - his still undervalued work features highly significant aspects of rapid post war change around the City including immigration & the desolation of close knit communities by urban clearance projects

Kenneth George Chapman 1908-1993 b. East Ham, London, painter & printmaker, deafness hindered his early education, but he went on to train at the Slade & R.A. A visit to the Rhondda in 1953 began a “love affair” & he became an affectionate chronicler of its landscape & community.

Elwin Hawthorne 1905-1954 b. Poplar and part of the East London Group - grateful to @nicholas_sack for another fine steer - usual, fascinating additional information also available via @thegentleauthor see: https://t.co/XqleYzFGl6 ...

Some book covers by the splendid, John Minton (1917–1957) - the illustrations work even better if you summon up that musty but magnificent book aroma ... if only they did it in an aftershave or perfume #BookSniffer

#illustration #books

Douglas Pittuck 1911–1993 b. Plumstead, London, artist & teacher, studied under the likes of Eric Ravilious at the Ruskin. He remained an active artist whilst teaching at Barnard Castle School & his impressive mural still graces the east wall of the town’s St Mary’s Parish Hall.

Heinrich Kley 1863-1945: b. Karlsruhe - illustrator and painter, after a period in magazine & book illustration he won a reputation as an "industry artist" producing works featuring various manufacturing processes in both oil and watercolour. #IndustrialArt #SocialRealism

Pierre Paulus 1881–1959 b. Châtelet, Hainaut, Belgium. Expressionist painter inclined toward social realism with much of his work featuring the mining towns of his homeland, he briefly worked with the British artist, Frank Brangwyn, before serving with the Belgian Army in WWI.