Wavelengths: Ravilious, Piper and The Seaside In Interwar Culture

Art Historian, artist and author, Alan Powers will give a lecture on the art of John Piper, Eric Ravilious and their contemporaries, reflecting on the influence and inspiration of the seaside in interwar culture. 

Alan Powers is a writer and teacher who has specialised in the study of mid-twentieth century British art, architecture and design, writing books, curating exhibitions and lecturing, including the 2003 exhibition at the Imperial War Museum, London, Eric Ravilious: Imagined Realities and Eric Ravilious in the Eyes of his Contemporaries.

Part of Ink Paper and Print Illustration Fair - more information about the fair here.

Image: Artwork by Eric Ravillious

Wavelengths: Ravilious, Piper and The Seaside In Interwar Culture with Alan Powers

Saturday 18th October, 2.45pm, The Poly Library Space

Cost: £8.00 / £6.50 

A £1 Poly Fund payment is added to each ticket sold. A 50p booking fee is also applied per ticket for online and telephone transactions.