Evelyn Dunbar
Evelyn was the only full-time woman war artist in World War II. She was a quiet and fragile nature lover but when war came, she stepped up and pushed herself forward to represent woman’s war work.
Join Oswin and Carla as we celebrate Evelyn’s life and art alongside the eminent art historian Frances Spalding.
For the best experience, listen along with the pictures on this page.
A Land Girl And The Bail Bull (1945)
Winter Garden (1929)
The Queue At The Fish-Shop (1944)
A 1944 Pastoral: Land Girls Pruning At East Malling (1944)
Women's Land Army Hostel (1943)
Convalescent Nurses Making Camouflage Nets (1941)