What happened when Tirzah Garwood stepped out from Eric Ravilious' Shadow?

[@star_wars_miniatures]

Another masterpiece! Fantastic video once again by the best Art vlogger on the internet!

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you, as always, for the support!

[@johnmorgan5495]

That was excellent , many thanks , great to see Tirzah's work and quite moving to hear her story. Keep up the great work

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you so much, John. It is great that Dulwich have put this on. I am wondering if some of these will reach public collections quite soon.

[@washbelly]

I enjoyed that! Surreal without being surrealist. Agreed.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you - a well deserved show (finally), the last one was a memorial show in the 50's.

[@annarozewicz7968]

I love Your stories.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@topmum100]

What a revelation! Thanks so much for bringing us this fabulous video. That’s yet another exhibition I need to get to!

[@artgalleryexplorer]

It is definitely a good one. Intimate and with a long run too.

[@JOHNOGRADY-un2ft]

thank you

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you for watching.

[@WendySmith-l8i]

Great to see this vlog which I plan to visit next year. With glasses! As a fan of Ravilious and visits to the Fry Gallery and Towner in the past, I knew a little of her story.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Yes, definitely with glasses! I have never been to the Fry Gallery but I think they have a couple of her works along with The Towner?? They are some of the only ones in public collections. I love Ravilious too.

[@mattgriffiths7755]

Thanks for this. This looks fascinating to someone who has never seen her work; I'll definitely be visiting next year.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you Matt. I was similarly totally in the dark. It has got a nice long run.

[@daigreatcoat44]

An inspired subject for an exhibition, and a great introduction to it - many thanks. I'd come across her name when reading about Ravilious, but had no idea of her versatility: she seems to have been moving in so many directions at once, and could clearly have become even more intriguing if she'd had the time. A tragic loss. Thanks again. I've already ordered the catalogue, and will get to Dulwich asap.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you so much for watching. A really good decision by The Dulwich PG - it almost closed the circle (or triangle) as they have already had bit hits with Ravilious and Edward Bawden shows. The catalogue is really good in this case - a mixture of the biographical elements and reproductions of the works. I hope you enjoy when you get there.

[@johnmitchell8198]

Excellent exhibition indeed ...and an exemplary commentary. I share your view re the wood block prints, esp the train carriage!

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you for watching and for your kind comment. I love those wood block prints!

[@jonnybleakley2238]

Ive watched your vlogs on Dora Carrington + this one on Tirzah Garwood. Far from being ""up to speed" on these 2 artists I very much appreciate the very worthwhile cause of showcasing them online + giving them well deserved publicity; something of which,being women, they have probably been starved of up until quite recently.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you - absolutely. In fact both Dulwich PG and Pallant House have done a good job of pulling under appreciated artists from public and private collections and showcasing them over the last few years. so it is a pleasure to show them. I had little appreciation for either's art (I knew a bit about Carrington's life) before researching for these vlogs.

[@eo-fi3fh]

[@rlund651]

I was not familiar with her work. I liked the playfulness in most of her work. Loved the post.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Likewise, I was totally unfamiliar before this show- she seemed to remain positive and playful, even towards the end. Thank you, as always, for commenting and watching.

[@bellascharfenstein]

great subject matter in her wood engravings. an eye for the extraordinary in the ordinary. she would have been a great 'street' genre photographer. her paintings lost the magic of that.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

I suppose they didn't have that really forensic detail. A real shame she had to give that form up. Thank you for watching as always.