In Air and Fire: War Artists, the Battle of Britain & the Blitz - Steven Mumberson, Inspired by Elva @RoyalAirForceMuseum
In Air and Fire: War Artists, the Battle of Britain & the Blitz - Steven Mumberson, Inspired by Elva  @RoyalAirForceMuseum
Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In our latest video for our London exhibition ‘In Air and Fire: War Artists, the Battle of Britain and the Blitz’ printmaker Stephen Mumberson, Middlesex University, makes a woodcut print inspired by war artist Elva Blacker’s ‘Filter Room’ (1944), demonstrating a Japanese printing technique.

His print ‘Women in War’ (2020) features in a related display of works by Fine Art and Printmaking students and staff from Middlesex University.

To see works featured in the exhibition why not consult our Collections
Online here: collections.rafmuseum.org.uk

Entry to the exhibition (in Hangar 3's Art Gallery) and to the Museum is free of charge. To pre-book your timed entry, please visit: rafmuseum.org.uk/london
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