Stanley Roy Badmin
British artist, 1906–1989
Badmin worked primarily in watercolour and was particularly inspired by the English rural landscape. His work shows strong affinities with contemporary neo-romantic artists such as Graham Sutherland, John Piper and Eric Ravilious. He is best known, however, through his book illustration and advertising work, also largely based on English landscape subjects.
During the 1930s, Badmin began to receive commissions for magazine illustration; he produced his first book illustrations in 1937 ("Highways and Byways of Essex" by Clifford Bax, with further illustrations by F. L. Griggs). Some of Badmin's most well-known work was commissioned by Shell; he worked on advertising art and book illustration for the popular Shell Guides series during the 1950s. His style also became familiar to the British travelling public through his work for London Transport and a series of posters for British Railways, among other clients.
Badmin usually signed his work "S. R. Badmin", and is most widely known as such.
Person TypeIndividual
Terms
- male
German painter, 1882–1962, active in the United States
American artist and illustrator, 1856–1943, born in England
Scottish painter, printmaker, and illustrator, 1880–1969
English painter, illustrator, and writer, 1846–1901
British painter, printmaker, and author, 1812–1888
British painter, etcher, and draftsman, 1886–1966
English painter, illustrator, and etcher, 1873–1943
French printmaker, painter, sculptor, 1832–1883
American artist and designer, 1890–1954
