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The Society of Wood Engravers

Past exhibition
6 - 25 February 2024
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Sue Scullard, 'Sheltering Place'
Sue Scullard, 'Sheltering Place'
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The Society of Wood Engravers was founded in 1920 by artists including Eric Gill, Gwen Raverat, Robert Gibblings, Philip Hagreen and Lucien Pissarro. A break during the war years and then again in the 1970s meant that their annual exhibition ceased for a time; since their revival in 1984, they have built a reputation for excellence, attracting exhibitors and collectors from around the world.

 

The Society exists to promote wood engraving, but also embraces all forms of relief printing, which makes this show a fascinating and affordable collection of images inspired by a wide range of subjects.

 

This year’s featured artist is Sue Scullard.

 

www.societyofwoodengravers.co.uk

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