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Instead, Ritchie chose to stay at home in Kenilworth.
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Walter Ritchie
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Ritchie had been one of the last living apprentices of Eric Gill at Piggotts after the Second World War. Many of his public works were in brick relief, and have suffered loss from building redevelopment. Sir Herbert Read took an interest in the young sculptor and tried to introduce him to the London social life where he would be assured commissions.
My time with Eric Gill – A Memoir by Donald Potter (1980).
Limited edition of 500 copies. Damaged Beauty needs a new design: 20 Poems (1981) by John Bate.
Limited edition of 310 copies.
