Brian Shuel

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BDMW Associates on the roof of their office in London, 1963 (George Daulby, George Mayhew, Peter Wildbur and Derek Birdsall)

Eileen Bell, artist and writer, at an exhibition of her paintings in Aldeburgh, 1980

Derek Birdsall, graphic designer, particularly well-known for book design and typography, London, 1962

Sophia Blackwell, textile designer and printer, in her studio in Chedworth, Gloucestershire, 1985

James Boswell, painter and illustrator, in his studio in the early 1960s

Laura Boswell, printmaker

Kenneth Budd, mosaic artist, at work on his ‘Horse Fair’ mural in central Birmingham, 1966

Stephen Dalton, wildlife photographer

George Daulby, graphic designer and a pioneer in graphics for TV programmes at the BBC, London, 1962

Artist John Epstein, in his studio/flat in North London, c1960

Claudette Johnson, artist active in the highly political black art movement of the eighties and nineties, London 1986

Francois-Xavier Lalanne and a work from his exhibition ‘Domesticated Beasts and Other Creatures’ at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, 1976

Andrew Logan, sculptor, jeweller and himself an extravagant work of art, in his show at the Whitechapel Art Gallery in London, 1976

George Mayhew, the M in the influential graphic design group BDMW Associates, London, 1963

Tim Minett, sculptor, 1976

Henry Moore OM, artist and sculptor, in London with Sir Roland Penrose, 1965

David Redfern, jazz and popular music photographer

Ian Ribbons, artist, illustrator, writer, in his studio in Chelsea, London 1974

Sefton Samuels, Photographer, Manchester, 1987, noted for his portraits of Manchester people and his documentation of the North West of England

Brian Shuel, photographer

Sal Shuel, illustrator, expert in photographic copyright, 1977

John Skelton, sculptor and letter-cutter, working on a mural map for the Coventry branch of Sainsbury's, 1964

Bill Tidy, cartoonist, for a book about epitaphs called ‘Dead Funny’ which he illustrated, London 1974

Fr Jerome Tupa, artist and priest, in his studio at the University of Notre Dame, Minnesota, 1989

Peter Wildbur, the W in the influential graphic design group BDMW Associates, London, 1963

John Wragg RA, sculptor, in his studio in Wiltshire, 1966