Eileen Agar by Laura Smith /// #6

Eileen Agar by Laura Smith /// #6OverviewEileen Agar was an artist who explored painting, photography, collage and sculpture. Her independent and inventive experiments with assemblage and colour linked her work inextricably with two major art movements of European twentieth century culture: Cubism and Surrealism. Laura Smith introduces us to a spirited an lyrical artist who found inspiration in beach finds, the natural world, mythology and classical ideas, and combined them into her

Juliet Jacques

memoirists

Lucy Davies writes for publications including The Times

which together reveal an alternative history of art

Their monograph Enid Marx's Material Modern: The Enchantment of Pattern is forthcoming

A likeness

Ruth Asawa

and is an editor at McNally Editions

Her first novel 'Warpaint' (2013) tells the story of four women artists who were employed by the British government in 1942-3

Dr Lotte Crawford is an art historian and Lecturer of Art History and Visual Culture at the University of Exeter

World of Interiors and the V&A Magazine

which toured from Tate St Ives