Julian Trevelyan, 'Antibes, 1974'
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'Antibes, 1974' by Julian Trevelyan.
BLANK INSIDE. Comes with an off white envelope and in compostable cello
Published and printed in the UK by Canns Down Press.
After reading English Literature at Cambridge, Trevelyan moved to Paris, enrolling at Atelier Dix-Sept where he learned etching alongside Miro and Picasso. In 1935 he bought Durham Wharf in Hammersmith which became his home and studio for the rest of his life and a source of artistic inspiration to him. He taught at Chelsea School of Art and at the Royal College of Art, influencing many younger printmakers including Hockney and Ackroyd.