John Buckland Wright
In 1929 he settled in Paris, where he also took up copper line engraving. 1933/34 he worked at Atelier 17, there meeting Brancusi, Hecht, Miro, Picasso, Matisse, Anthony Gross and others, and contributed to both Atelier 17 portfolios Solidarité and Fraternité.
With the outbreak of WWII he and his wife settled in England, where he worked in camouflage and as a censor. After the War, he became a principal illustrator for the Golden Cockerel Press and taught at Camberwell and the Slade.