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Really enjoyed the #TirzahGarwood exhibition #BeyondRavilious @DulwichGallery yesterday. Particularly like her #woodcuts and #collages plus her use of #leafprints which became trees in her pictures. Lovely to catch up with an old chum and superb lunch in #peckham #cafebritaly

Terrific design to school magazine supplements in the 1950s. Peggy Angus was part of the #BeyondRavilious group including @Ravilious1942 and #JohnPiper
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#BeyondRavilious - Peggy Angus was an amazing and incredible talent, and like many of that circle of 1930s artists needs to be better known. This is just a little hommage to her work and how it connects to Eric Ravilious. This is worth a follow up read: https://t.co/ita6yY2UEO

#BeyondRavilious - she continued teaching in Sussex and London until the 1970s. Her work obviously extended beyond Ravilious’ lifetime and was equally prolific.

#BeyondRavilious - she was also an accomplished designer and it’s very easy to get wondrously lost in this part of her artistic output. Can recommend a look at @BlithfieldCo website which reproduces a lot of her designs: https://t.co/205hHLIPnC

#BeyondRavilious - Peggy Angus continued her work after #WW2, often painting places in #Sussex where Ravilious had once worked: Coast Guard Cottages, Cuckmere, 1947.

#BeyondRavilious - and by #WW2 she was still at Furlongs, now teaching in Sussex and London. The Three Bears by Peggy Angus, c.1945 depicts breakfast at Furlongs at this time.

#BeyondRavilious - during #WW2 she wasn’t a war artist but the war invaded some of her work, like Barrage Ballon, 1943. Original artwork in a private collection.

#BeyondRavilious - Peggy Angus painted some of the artists who came to Furlongs in the 30s. This work by her shows Eric Ravilious with Helen Binyon at Furlongs. Original artwork in a private collection.

#BeyondRavilious - In 1933 Peggy Angus moved into Furlongs, a stone cottage below the Sussex Downs near Lewes. Many artists came here during this period including Eric Ravilious, who painted this view of the cottage in 1935. Original artwork in a private collection.

#BeyondRavilious - Peggy Angus was born in 1904 in Chile. Her family moved to London and at aged 17, her illustrative work won her a scholarship to the Royal College of Art where she met fellow artists Eric Ravilious, Edward Bawden, Barnett Freedman and Percy Horton.

#BeyondRavilious - Peggy Angus is a name that comes up frequently in connection with Eric Ravilious. Some of his best known artworks were made at or near her cottage at Furlongs. But who was she?
[thread] Portrait of Peggy by Percy Horton in the collection of @TownerGallery.
![Ravilious1942's tweet photo. #BeyondRavilious - Peggy Angus is a name that comes up frequently in connection with Eric Ravilious. Some of his best known artworks were made at or near her cottage at Furlongs. But who was she?
[thread] Portrait of Peggy by Percy Horton in the collection of @TownerGallery. https://t.co/ADa7JiRiZV](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ErZQCD5XcAMrBds.jpg)
#BeyondRavilious: James Ravilious was Eric and Tirzah’s son, born in Eastbourne in August 1939 just before his father went to war. He studied at St Martin’s School of Art & in 1970 moved to Devon where he began to photograph a disappearing rural life. He died in 1999. [thread]
![Ravilious1942's tweet photo. #BeyondRavilious: James Ravilious was Eric and Tirzah’s son, born in Eastbourne in August 1939 just before his father went to war. He studied at St Martin’s School of Art & in 1970 moved to Devon where he began to photograph a disappearing rural life. He died in 1999. [thread] https://t.co/tfZgQMAPt7](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EiiyL1JXsAA7ZDn.jpg)
#BeyondRavilious: and then compare these to some of his father’s work. I see the same eye at work in both. Just fabulous.

#BeyondRavilious: James Ravilious’ Vanishing Points... A Devon lane and sheep in a field.

#BeyondRavilious: James Ravilious’ Vanishing Points... Drainage work in a Devon field

#BeyondRavilious: James Ravilious’ Vanishing Points... A Devon Cattle Market.

#BeyondRavilious: A Friday extra... I’m glad many of you liked the thread about Eric’s son, James Ravilious’ photographs. One thing I see in them is the recurring use of Vanishing Points, which draw you in, they give depth, on so many levels really. Here’s a few examples.

#BeyondRavilious: Images like this one make me believe he had his parents eye for landscape. I wish I’d met him. And these are just a few of many, many images. There are books, and his website, do have a look: https://t.co/n6Kc10Rn29

#BeyondRavilious: A lot of his photographs have a vanishing point which draws you in. I adore this. More of his images taken in #Appledore are here: https://t.co/jdN1cVd4OF

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![Ravilious1942's tweet photo. #BeyondRavilious: James Ravilious was Eric and Tirzah’s son, born in Eastbourne in August 1939 just before his father went to war. He studied at St Martin’s School of Art & in 1970 moved to Devon where he began to photograph a disappearing rural life. He died in 1999. [thread] https://t.co/tfZgQMAPt7](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EiiyL1HXsAQmrRf.jpg)

