A take on Bawden from his studio assistant

The video explores the life and work of Edward Bawden, a renowned yet modest artist known for his commercial and fine art. It features an interview with Peter Avery, Bawden's former assistant, who shares insights into Bawden's passion for gardening and his artistic process. The video highlights Bawden's work as a war artist, his technical linocut methods, and his watercolor pieces, providing a comprehensive view of his artistic journey and legacy.

What is Edward Bawden best known for in his artistic career?

• His digital art

• His sculptures

• His commercial work

• His abstract paintings

How did Peter Avery first come into contact with Edward Bawden?

• By meeting him at an art fair

• By attending one of Bawden's exhibitions

• By writing a letter after seeing Bawden's prints

• Through a mutual friend

Where did Edward Bawden live during his time in Great Bardfield?

• In a modern apartment

• In a cottage by the sea

• In a Queen Anne house called Brick House

• In a city townhouse

What significant change occurred in Bawden's art during World War II?

• He stopped creating art altogether

• He transitioned to detailed portraits

• He began focusing on landscapes

• He started using more vibrant colors

What was a key influence on Bawden's work during his time as a war artist?

• His studies in classical art

• His interest in abstract expressionism

• His experiences in the Middle East and North Africa

• His travels in Europe

What was a unique aspect of Bawden's post-war linocuts?

• They required walking on the prints to transfer the image

• They were created using digital techniques

• They were made with only one color

• They were printed using a traditional press

What was the purpose of Bawden's fine art exhibitions according to Peter Avery?

• To establish himself as a fine artist

• To sell his paintings

• To gain international recognition

• To showcase his commercial work