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Cloth. Zustand: Near Fine. Limited Edition. 285 pp. Limited edition of 750 copies. Light blue cloth with gilt lettering to the spine and a paper title label to the front board, in a protective plastic cover. With some 120 colour plates as well as lithographs of other works, including works from his time as an Official War Artist for the British military. With contributions from Barry and Sariah Viney, Christopher Whittick and Simon Lawrence, and a foreword by Brian Sewell. A small marking to the top edge and to the bottom corner. The binding is otherwise in lovely clean condition. 0948375701 Oblong 4to. Limited Edition.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. 283, [2] pp., illustrated, oblong folio (9.75 x 12 in.), pale blue cloth, gilt spine title, printed label plate-sunk on upper cover. Edited by Ravilious's daughter, Anne Ullmann. With all of Ravilious's 110 wartime watercolors (including ships, planes, and coastal defenses) that he executed as an Official War Artist. Also included are texts of much of his correspondence from the last three years of his life. One of 750 copies. A fine and fresh copy. …

Upper Denby, The Fleece Press, 2002, 283,(2) pag., richly illustrated with reproductions of Ravilioous war drawings and sketches, printed in 750 copies, original blue cloth, title in silver on spine, printed label to the frontcover, oblong quarto (fine copy). = The definitive account of Eric Ravilious's work as an Official War Artist during the final three years of his life. Between 1939 and 1942 he produced some 110 watercolours depicting British military subjects, including aircraft, ships, submarines, coastal defences and military installations, as well as a number of fine lithographs. The beautifully produced volume reproduces the complete series of wartime watercolours together with other work from the period, and includes over 280 letters, diary extracts and official memoranda, many previously unpublished. Edited by Anne Ullmann, Ravilious's daughter, the book provides an unusually intimate portrait of the artist's final years. Ravilious was tragically killed in September 1942 when his aircraft disappeared off the coast of Iceland during a search-and-rescue mission. Ravilious at War rapidly went out of print and has become the standard reference for this crucial period of his career. A lovely copy of this important and highly sought-after Fleece Press publication.…