What movement was Raymond Teague Cowern part of?

Raymond Teague Cowern was part of the Social Realism movement.

Where can I see paintings by Raymond Teague Cowern?

Paintings by Raymond Teague Cowern are held by Victoria and Albert Museum.

Raymond Teague Cowern · Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

Raymond Teague Cowern is a Social Realism artist. 14 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Raymond Teague Cowern painted quiet watercolors of mid-century Worcestershire life during the Second World War. You’ll find his brush on paper at places like the Market Day in Ledbury and the old priory gate in Great Malvern, all dated 1940. The scenes show farm workers, buses, and thatched roofs, ordinary corners caught in chalky light. If these wartime sketches catch your eye, tap next to look at Park Farm, West Malvern.