The Monument, London

Frank Brangwyn was a British painter, muralist, and printmaker whose large-scale decorative works defined early 20th-century public art in Britain. Working primarily in oil, watercolor, and lithography, he developed a distinctive style rooted in bold figuration and architectural integration, creating ambitious mural schemes for institutional and civic spaces. His prolific output across painting, graphic design, and applied arts established him as a central figure in British decorative modernism between the wars.

Brugge, Belgium