Frank Brangwyn
English painter and graphic artist, 1867–1956
In 1926 Lord Iveagh commissioned Brangwyn to produce a series of large murals to cover the north and south walls of the royal gallery in the House of Lords. The designs in radiant colors depicted the dominions and colonies which had fought for the British during the war. The designs were rejected by the Royal Fine Arts Commission (The murals can now be seen at Brangwyn Hall in Swansea).
By the 1930s Brangwyn's art went out of fashion and he retired to his home at The Jointure in Ditchling. Brangwyn was knighted in 1941.
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