Biographies

Jacques Raverat (1885 – 1925) He was born in France and started school there but transferred to the Bedales School in England in 1898. From there he went to Cambridge, where he met Gwen Darwin , whom he later married. He was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and much of his short life was made difficult and painful by his ill health. He had some ability as a painter, but has been eclipsed by the work of his wife, who became an important artist in the field of engravings and woodcuts.

Cliffs at Rogerville (1919)

Les Baous, Vence (1923)

Elm Trees and Corn Field (1915)