| Admin/Biog History | Stamp's research into war memorials, and the work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commisssion (CWGC) was extensive. Throughout Stamp's career he researched the subject for a variety of activities including scholarship, journalism, teaching, and exhibitions.
The Lutyens Trust was founded on 20 December 1984 following the success of the Edwin Lutyens exhibition held at the Hayward Gallery in 1981. The founding Trustees were Colin Amery (chairman) Jane Brown, Roderick Gradidge, Mervyn Miller, Mary Lutyens, Daniel ONeill, Margaret Richardson and Gavin Stamp. |
| Description | This file includes material relating to Stamp's role in the Lutyens Trust, and his role as an expert on Lutyens. It also concerns proposed developments at the sites of Thiepval Memorial, and the Australian National Memorial, Villers Bretonneaux.
Also includes a tour booklet, authored by Stamp for the Lutyens Trust tour of war cemeteries and memorials of the Great War in France, 19-21 Oct 1990 |