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(1882-1940)<br />
Eric Gill was born in Brighton in 1892 and died in London in 1940. He was an English sculptor, letter-cutter, typographic designer, calligrapher, engraver, writer and teacher. He received a traditional training at Chichester Technical and Art School where he first developed an interest in lettering. In 1900 Gill moved to London to become a pupil of William Douglas Caroe, architect to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. He was commissioned for three dimensional inscriptions in stone; the foundation stone for Caroe's St Barnabas and St James the Greater in Walthamstow, London an (1882-1940)<br />
Eric Gill was born in Brighton in 1892 and died in London in 1940. He was an English sculptor, letter-cutter, typographic designer, calligrapher, engraver, writer and teacher. He received a traditional training at Chichester Technical and Art School where he first developed an interest in lettering. In 1900 Gill moved to London to become a pupil of William Douglas Caroe, architect to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. He was commissioned for three dimensional inscriptions in stone; the foundation stone for Caroe's St Barnabas and St James the Greater in Walthamstow, London and the lettering for the lychgate at Charles Harrison Townsend, St Mary's, Great Warley Essex. ...
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