Cultural historian Alan Powers reflects on the iconic artist.

The definitive book on the work of the enigmatic artist and illustrator Eric Ravilious is just out in paperback.

Alan Powers will talk us through both his life and the varied nature of his work. From woodcuts and book illustrations, to murals, pottery and fabric designs, Ravilious was not just the epitome of a mid-twentieth century British artist, but a significant figure in the European history of art. This is a perfect opportunity to discover his genius afresh, before enjoying the screening of the new documentary immediately afterwards.

Alan is an architectural and cultural historian who teaches at the New York University in London, the London School of Architecture, and the University of Kent. Between 1999 and 2012 he was Professor of Architectural and Cultural History at Greenwich University. He is also an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects.

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