tied down German forces, while real tanks were concealed or disguised as trucks and other equipment. Awards and distinctions In July 1986, Trevelyan was awarded a senior fellowship at the Royal College of Art and in September 1987 he was appointed a Royal Academician. Family He married the potter Ursula Darwin, daughter of Bernard Darwin and his wife Elinor (née Monsall) on 30 July 1934. She was a great-granddaughter of Charles Darwin; their marriage was dissolved in 1950. Their son is the film-maker Philip Trevelyan. Trevelyan's second wife was the painter Mary Fedden; they married in 1951. Trevelyan died on 12 July 1988 in Hammersmith, London. Works and exhibitions Trevelyan's first solo exhibition was at the Lefevre Gallery in 1937. His work has been exhibited at Waddington Galleries (commissioned a series of etchings), New Grafton Gallery, Bohun Gallery, River and Rowing Museum in Henley-on-Thames, the Bloomsbury Gallery, Messum's, the New Burlington Galleries in London, and Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, among other places. In 1998 a major Retrospective "Julian Trevelyan:The Imaginative Impulse" was held at the Royal College of Art which subsequently toured to Royal West of England Academy, Bristol; Laing Gallery Newcastle, and Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate with accompanying catalogue published by Bohun. Catalogue Raisonne of Prints edited by Silvie Turner launched at Royal Academy.. 'Julian Trevelyan Retrospective of Etchings' at Bohun Gallery with opening of River & Rowing Museum mounting 'Julian Trevelyan: River Thames Etchings'. To celebrate the centenary of his birth, an exhibition of his prints was held at Pallant House Gallery in Chichester from 10 May to 13 June 2010. Bohun Gallery handles the artist's estate, and stages regular exhibitions of his paintings and etchings. 105 of his artworks are now held in the collection of the Tate Gallery. Trevelyan recorded some of his experiences in his book Indigo days, MacGibbon and Kee, London, 1957. Bohun Gallery held a major retrospective of the artist's work 'Julian Trevelyan: Picture Language' 23 April - 1 June 2013, which included previously unseen paintings and etchings. The exhibition launched the new monograph on Julian Trevelyan, written by his son Philip Trevelyan. References Julian Trevelyan review in the Spectator, April 2013 Julian Trevelyan review in the Financial Times, April 2013 External links Julian Trevelyan's Life Pallant House Gallery Tate Gallery: Julian Trevelyan (displaying 16 of 105 artworks) The Estate of Julian Trevelyan is handled by Bohun Gallery Goldmark Gallery: About Julian Trevelyan