Brangwyn in Perspective

A readable and concisely informative, illustrated biography of the artist craftsman Sir Frank Brangwyn RA 1867-1956. The only comprehensive life story in current publication.

For two thirds of his life the artist Sir Frank William Brangwyn enjoyed enormous international renown as Britains’ leading decorative artist. In the Arts and Crafts tradition he produced a phenomenally large body of work across a diverse range of styles and disciplines. However the determined individuality of his work set his work apart, but it survived both early celebrity and later critical neglect to achieve twenty-first Century recognition. Read more about Sir Frank Brangwyn here.

This biographical study, written by an artist who lived and worked as a muralist in Brangwyn’s former home and studios in Ditchling, Sussex, reappraises the important contribution he made to the history of art, with new and authoritative insights into his working and domestic life. For more information about this current publication and to read a sample chapter please click here.

Skinners Hall Panel (a larger reproduction of this can be found in the gallery section)