We all need to be a bit flexible in our thinking these days, as we try to figure out what to do and how to get paid for it. Among a host of other subjects, Peggy Angus thought about patronage a lot during her long and productive life. She had some interesting ideas, and she put them into practice. I hope you enjoy listening, and I've attached a few accompanying images below...
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| The Brinkleys, c1920 |
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| Soviet picture book for children |
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| Russian sailor, 1932 |
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| Cement Works, 1934 |
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| Furlongs, with roving art historian |
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| Portrait of John Piper, late 1930s (National Portrait Gallery) |
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| Potato cut made by NLCS pupil, no date |
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| Tile design, no date |
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| Tile mural, Lansbury Lawrence school |
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| Mural, British section, 1958 Brussels World Fair |
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| Furlongs installation, Towner 2014 |
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| Art Room, North London Collegiate School |
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| Necessity is the Mother of Invention |
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| Beasties wallpaper |
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| People's Creative Workshop ad |
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| Peggy at Furlongs |
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