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Kenneth Rowntree paints Wales : gwallter

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Bernard Mitchell, Kenneth Rowntree (1996) In 1940 the government commissioned around sixty artists to record local scenes all over Britain, in order to capture a visual record of the country’s buildings and landscapes before they were transformed by the effects and aftereffects of war.  The scheme, labelled ‘Recording Britain’, became a home equivalent of the war artists scheme set up in 1939.  (In 1941 it was joined by a photographic equivalent…
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gwallter.com broke the news in on Friday, March 7, 2025.
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