Biography
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1908
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Born in Hampstead
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1923
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Attended Chelsea Polytechnic
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1924-27
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Attended the Central School of Arts and Crafts
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1930
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Solo show at the Warren Gallery
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1940
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Commissioned by the Recording Britain project to paint in Sussex
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1942
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Solo show at the Redfern Gallery
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1954
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Founded a workshop in Great Bardfield
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1954, 56
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Won First Prizes in the Giles Bequest Competition for colour lino and woodcuts
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1957
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Worked with S.W. Hayter at Atelier 17
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1962
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Published 'Linocuts and Woodcuts'; made an Art Fellow at Sheffield University
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1966
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Published 'Frontiers of Printmaking'
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1970
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Published 'Relief Printing'
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1977
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Made an Associate of the Royal Academy
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1989
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Became a Royal Academician
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1993
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Died
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Selected solo exhibitions
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1967
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Marjorie Parr Gallery, London
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1969
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Oxford Gallery, Oxford
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1970
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Oxford Gallery, Oxford
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1974
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Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 'Violence and the Studio Process,'
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1976
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National Museum, Onikorn, Lagos
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1978
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Gallery Graphics, Ottawa
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1980
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Gallery 15, Norway, 'Retrospective Exhibition'
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1984
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Angela Flowers Gallery, London
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1987
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Redfern Gallery, London
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1989
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Redfern Gallery, London
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1990
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Redfern Gallery, London
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Selected group exhibitions
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1970
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First International Engraving Biennale, Buenos Aires
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1971
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Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal, 'International Exhibition of Graphics'
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1976
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Hayward Gallery, London, 'Arts Council Collection 75/76'
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1980
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British Contemporary Art, Toronto
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1982
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Angela Flowers Gallery, London
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1984
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Tate Gallery, London, 'Images of Ourselves'
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1985
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Herbert Reed Gallery, Canterbury, '5 Contemporary Print Makers'
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1987
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5 Contemporary Print Makers
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Collections
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Art Museum of Lugano
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British Museum, London
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Brooklyn Museum, New York
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Cincinnati Museum of Fine Art
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Fry Art Gallery, Saffron Walden
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Museum of Modern Art, New York
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National Gallery of Australia
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Public Library, New York
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Smithsonian Institute, Washington DC
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Tate Gallery, London
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Victoria and Albert Museum, London
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