Director – Margy Kinmonth – 2022 – UK – Cert. PG – 87m ***1/2 The career of the British watercolour artist tragically killed while serving as an official war artist in World War Two – now available to watch online following UK cinema release on Friday, July 1st 2022 The first official war artist to […]
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Eric Ravilious:
Drawn To War
- Post author By Jeremy Clarke
- Post date June 26 2022
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