Art for a purpose: The Artists' International Association, 1933-1953 (Winchester studies in art and criticism)
by Robert Radford
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This is designed to be a comprehensive study of the AIA, a body formed in the 1930s to enable artists to join together to oppose war and fascism. The record of the AIA's activities, through the 1930s world war 2 and the politically testing time of the Cold War provides a perspective on British art during the period.Tags
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