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Two Women in A Garden, Eric Ravilious, 1932. Painted at Brick House, Great Bardfield in #Essex, it depicts Tirzah Garwood, Eric’s wife, and Charlotte Bawden, who was married to artist Edward Bawden. The original artwork is in the collection of @FryArtGallery.
Floods at Lewes, Eric Ravilious, 1935. The original artwork appears to be in a private collection but has been on display at @TownerGallery I believe. #Sussex #SouthDowns
RAF Regiment AA Post Sawbridgeworth, Eric Ravilious, 1942. One of several works made by Ravilious when he was at RAF Sawbridgeworth in #Hertfordshire during #WW2. The original artwork is in the collection of @I_W_M.
Tirzah Garwood: but she painted, too. In many ways, like Eric, although a different style, they portray Britain in an equally gentle but incredibly impactful way. She really deserves an exhibition of her own some day. #InternationalWomensDay
View Through Propellor, Eric Ravilious, c.1940. An early example of his work as a war artist and his fascination with flight. The original artwork is in the collection of @TownerGallery. #WW2 #RAF
Leaving Scapa Flow, Eric Ravilious, 1940. The original artwork is in the collection of @BradfordMuseums #WW2
Rye Harbour, Eric Ravilious, 1938. The unusual lighthouse seen in this view of Rye in East #Sussex, which appears in a couple of his works, is sadly no longer there. The original artwork is in the collection of @IngramColl.
The Attic Bedroom at Brick House, Eric Ravilious, 1932. This was painted at Great Bardfield in #Essex, and the original artwork is in the collection of @FryArtGallery.
View Through Propellor, Eric Ravilious, c.1940. An early example of his work as a war artist and his fascination with flight. The original artwork is in the collection of @TownerGallery. #WW2 #RAF
Still Life with Acanthus Leaves, Eric Ravilious, 1938/39. The original artwork is on long term loan to @FryArtGallery. An unfinished work, made as he was about to leave to join the Castle Hedingham Royal Observer Corps at the start of #WW2. #Essex