John Buckland-Wright, a native New Zealander, was an illustrator and graphic artist. He studied history at Oxford and architecture in London. In the 1920s he lived and worked in Brussels and in the 1930s he lived and worked in Paris. From 1948-53 he eventually studied art at Slade, and was considered much more a European than a British artist. Buckland-Wright established himself as an engraver working with wood and copper, but also worked as a book illustrator. An etching titled Combat (25 x 32.7 cm) was created as early as 1937, and another sheet (10 x 8 cm) with the same title dates from 1942.
Great Britain