In the wake of the wife

Article Abstract:

It has been common for many years for women to follow their husbands around the world if career progression makes this necessary. However, many women are now being offered international job transfers, and it has become more common for husbands to follow their wives. These husbands must face the pressures of adapting to a new culture, and some must find a new role for themselves as househusbands. They often find that employers are unwilling to take on someone who will not be staying in the country very long.

Behavior, Family, Alien labor, Married men, Foreign labor

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David Smith

Article Abstract:

Painter, draughtsman and printmaker David Smith served in the RAF during the second world war. During this time, he was commissioned to sketch on bomber raids over Germany. He studied at the Slade after the war, and then established a career as an art teacher at institutions including the Chelsea School of Art and the Camden Arts Centre. He was Official Artist on board the British Antarctic Survey's annual relief voyage in 1975, and undertook a longer voyage after his retirement in 1979.

Obituary, Painters, Painters (Artists), Smith, David Thomas

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