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During the 1960s Desmond Henry gained recognition for the abstract, curvilinear images produced by a series of three electromechanical drawing machines he created by adapting analogue bombsight computers, originally used in WW2 bombers to direct bombs onto their target.
The remains of his second drawing machine are currently with the London Science Museum.
In 2011, the Manchester Museum of Science and Industry hosted a solo retrospective of Henry’s machine-generated artwork.
His work forms part of major collections, including the V&A Museum in London.
For more information go to desmondhenry.com/

About the speaker
Elaine O’Hanrahan is the daughter of Desmond Henry and curator of the D. P. Henry Archive.