Woodcut Women

James Trollope is a writer and curator with a passion for uncovering overlooked talents of 20th-century British art. He has written four acclaimed monographs, including Rudolph Ihlee: The Road to Collioure — the first in-depth study of an artist who shared the Slade School with Stanley Spencer and Mark Gertler. James has also celebrated the work of leading printmakers Eric Slater, Arthur Rigden Read, and Sir Frank Short, curating exhibitions of their art in both England and France. A regular contributor to ArtUK’s Stories, he brings deep knowledge and an engaging style to everything he writes. Hannah Brocklehurst is the Curator of European & Scottish Art & Portraiture at the National Galleries of Scotland. Formerly a Curator of Prints and Drawings, she has curated exhibitions and published books on relevant topics such as The Printmaker’s Art. Clara de la Peña McTigue is the Lead Paper Conservator at the National Galleries of Scotland, having previously held key roles within institutions such as the Royal Collection Trust, Royal Museums Greenwich, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Megumi Mizumara is the Senior Paper Conservator at the British Museum, specialising in Japanese materials.