Betty Swanwick Art
Ada Elizabeth Edith Swanwick, known as Betty Swanwick was born in London on May 22, 1915. Daughter of a marine artist, Swanwick studied under Edward Bawden at Goldsmiths College of Art. She returned as a tutor in 1948 and stayed until her retirement in 1969. A noted poster designer and book illustrator including her own novels, she made a series of posters for London Transport before the war as well as Shell-Mex and BP and the Central Office of Information. She designed murals for the Festival of Britain and Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital. In 1979, she became a Royal Academician. Swanwick died in 1989 at Tunbridge Wells, England.
1950s Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1960s Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1950s Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1970s Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1960s Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1910s American Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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James Henry DaughertyOriginal "The Ships Are Coming" vintage American poster with an Eagle., 1917-18
1950s American Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1950s American Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1950s American Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1980s Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1980s Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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Mid-20th Century American Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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1950s American Modern Betty Swanwick Art
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