Artist, Alfred Wallis was born in Penzance and later lived in St Ives, both towns in Cornwall, UK. Having no artistic training, he began painting at the age of 70. His pictures tell stories of living by the coast and his memories of working at sea. In this film we explore the artist's work, his use of everyday materials and his final three sketchbooks, which have been acquired by Tate and Kettle's Yard.
Animal Farm at 80: George Orwell’s enduring commitment to socialist revolution
Glenn Burgess , University of Hull During the early years of the second world war, George Orwell believed that England’s revolutionary mom...
