John Brunsdon

(1933-2014)

Considered one of the finest of British printmakers, Brunsdon’s style is distinctive and immediately recognisable. He learnt under the tutelage of Julian Trevelyan and Edward Bawden at the Royal College of Art. This may well have been an influence on his particular graphic style of imagery.

His work is found in many major public collections including the Tate and MOMA in New York.