Julia Trevelyan OMAN

Background

OMAN, Julia Daughter of Charles Chichele Oman and Joan Trevelyan.

Education

Royal College, of Artist

Career

The Charge of the Light Brigade (art director) 1967, Laughter in the Dark (art director) 1968, Julius Caesar (production designer) 1969, Straw Dogs (design consultant) 1971; exhibitions: Samuel Pepys (National Portrait Gallery) 1970, Hay Fever (Danish television) 1979; Designer Mme Tussaud’s Hall of Historical Tableaux 1979, HayFever (Lyric, Hammersmith) 1980, The Wild Duck (Lyric, Hammersmith) 1980, Sospiri (Ashton, Pas-de-Deux) 1980, The Bear’s Quest for the Ragged Staff—A Spectacle, Warwick Castle 1981, Swan Lake, Boston Ballet 1981, The Shoemaker’s Holiday, National Theatre 1981, Die Csardasfiirstin, Kassel, Federation Republic of Germany 1982, Separate Tables 1982, Otello, Stockholm 1983, Arabella, Glyndboume Opera 1984, Nutcracker, Royal Ballet Covent Garden 1984, The Consul, Edinburgh and United States of America 1985, Mr. & Mistress Nobody 1986, A Manitoba for All Seasons (Chichester Festival and Savoy, London) 1987; Department Education and Science Visiting Committee, Royal College, of Art 1980; Director Oman Productions Limited.; Honorary Doctor of Literature (Bristol) 1987; Silver Medal, Royal College, of Art; Royal Scholar, Royal College, of Art; elected, Royal Designer for Industry (R.D.I.), Designer, Royal College, of Art; Designer of the YearDirector Oman; Designer, Royal College, of Artist Designer of the Year. Director, NCTA, United States of America 1983.

Works

• Other Work

  • Street Children (with B. S. Johnson) 1964, Elizabeth R. (with Roy Strong) 1971, Mary Queen of Scots (with Roy Strong) 1972, The English Year (with Roy Strong) 1982.

Connections

Married Doctor (now Sir) Roy Strong in 1971.

Father:

Charles Chichele Oman

Mother:

Joan Trevelyan

Spouse:

Doctor