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Domestic Bliss This article appeared in the October 2021 issue of The World of Interiors.

The World of Interiors – “Inspiration”

Wallpaper design by Eric Ravilious Inspiration by Gareth Wyn Davies … Among all the covetable artworks in Douglas Bliss and Phyllis Dodd’s former home

The Guardian

Evelyn Dunbar, A Sussex Garden, 1939 Back in the frame: The extraordinary artists Britain forgot by Dale Berning Sawa Combing through musty studios and

The Antiques Trade Gazette

Claude Francis Barry, The Heart of the Empire, Our Finest Hour, 1940 Second season for Hidden Gems Claude Francis Barry’s wartime work The Heart

Antiques Trade Gazette

The opening of Liss Llewellyn’s exhibition “50/50: Fifty Works by Fifty British Women Artists 1900-1950” (it continues until Marcy 23 at London Mercers’ Company).

Illustration

Karl Hagedorn (1889-1969), Poster: Buy British. The Future was Bright By George Richards George Richards asks why the brilliant, ground-breaking work of Karl Hagedorn,

The Telegraph

Helen Blair (1907-1997), Scene from the Book of Job, c. 1935. Summer 2019: The 10 essential art exhibitions By Mark Hudson Takis / Tate

The Art Newspaper

Thomas Monnington (1902-1976), Study for Allegory, c. 1924. Private view:Must-see gallery shows opening this July and August By Anna Brady and Margaret Carrigan New

For Real: British Realists in the 1920s and 1930s

Winifred Knights (1899-1947), Edge of Abruzzi: Boat with three people on a lake, 1924-1930. Private Collection, courtesy of LISS LLEWELLYN. Museum MORE in Gorssel,

The Magazine (The Yorkshire Post)

Curator Sacha Llewellyn alongside works on display by Marion Wallace Dunlop. Photo: James Hardisty Heroines of all Hues By Chris Bond Fifty British women

Mayfair Jewellers celebrate RA250 with art collaboration

Dorothy Mahoney (1902-1984), Walled Garden Amongst Kentish Orchards, early 1950s. A Hanging Garden The Royal Academy of Art is celebrating its 250th Anniversary and

Albert de Belleroche Collection in Orange, France

Le Musée d’Art et d’Histoire d’Orange, France, has restored its collection of pictures by Albert de Belleroche and renovated the galleries in which they

Interiors – January 2019 issue

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham (1912-2004), Studio Interior (Red Stool, Studio), 1945.Collection and Copyright: The Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Trust FIFTY WORKS BY FIFTY BRITISH WOMEN ARTISTS 1900-1950 LISS

Edward Bawden’s The English Pub loaned to new V&A Dundee Museum

Book on Winifred Knights takes top art history prize

Christopher Le Brun, President of the Royal Academy of Arts, presents Sacha Llewellyn with the £5000 William MB Berger Prize for British Art History.

LLFA publish first ever book on David Evans

The Dream, photomontage, pen & ink and watercolour on paper, 19 ¾ x 28 ¾ in. (50 x 73 cm). Up in the Air,

Real Britannia: revelatory paintings at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

Victor Moody, The Day War Broke Out, Mom, 1939. An exhibition of interwar realism by a little-seen group of artists is a joy of

Frank Brangwyn: 150th Anniversary

Frank Brangwyn, study for Man the Master, 1930-1934. Oil on canvas, 108 x 72 in. (274.3 x 182.9 cm). Provenance E Kenneth Center; William

Two Exhibitions Not to be Missed

LLFA are delighted to have lent paintings by Maxwell Armfield (1881-1972), Cosmo Clarke (1897-1967), Colin Gill (1892-1940), Henry Arthur Riley (1895-1966), Edward Halliday (1902-1984),

Sacha Llewellyn lectures on Winifred Knights

Winifred Knights: The Deluge, 1920, oil paint on canvas, 60 x 72 ¼ in. (152.9 x 183.5 cm). © Tate London 2017. Sacha Llewellyn

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