Gavin Stamp

Gavin Stamp writes for Country Life on architecture. He is an historian who has written about the work of Sir Edwin Lutyens, Alexander 'Greek' Thomson and the Gilbert Scott dynasty of architects. His books include The Changing Metropolis, a collection of the earliest photographs of London; The Great Perspectivists; Britain's Lost Cities; Telephone Boxes and The Memorial to the Missing of the Somme.
1943 - The Great Convoy to North Africa by Richard Eurich.

In Focus: The Anglo-German pacifist-turned-war artist who famously chronicled Dunkirk — despite not being there

Richard Eurich was a war artist, draughtsman and visionary painter of people, landscape and the sea. In this 80th anniversary year of the retreat from Dunkirk, and with a new book and exhibition celebrating his career, Peyton Skipwith considers his work.