| Julian Trevelyan |
| Biography |
| 1910-1988, born in Dorking, Surrey. Educated at Bedales School and Cambridge University, where he was a member of the Experiments group. For several years in the early 1930s studied with S W Hayter at Atelier 17 in Paris. His pictures, in a variety of styles, retained a dreamlike, often childlike, fantastic quality. Was married to the potter, Ursula Darwin, marriage dissolved in 1950; then the painter Mary Fedden from 1951. He was a tutor at the Chelsea School of Art, 1950-60, and engraving tutor at the Royal College of Art, 1955-63. Made hon. senior RA in 1986. Published his autobiography Indigo Days in 1957. Tate Gallery holds his work. |
| Puri Etching 1968 ed 75 35x48 £600 |
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| Taj Mahal Etching 1968 ed 75 59x77 £775 framed |
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| Villa Joyosc Etching 1982 65x50 £600 framed |
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| Hangers Etching 1973 ed 52 35x48 £750 framed SOLD |
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| Camel Corps Etching 1972 ed 75 35x48 £750 SOLD |
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