Prize-winning student Rudolph Ihlee (1883–1968) studied at the Slade alongside Stanley Spencer, Mark Gertler, Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot, C.R.W. Nevinson, and Edward Wadsworth. He left behind a thriving career in London and moved to Collioure in southern France, where the Mediterranean light had enchanted artists like Derain and Matisse before him. This book offers a colorful overview of the career of a skilled but underappreciated artist who found creative freedom and personal fulfillment on the inspiring Catalan coast, examining Ihlee's amazing body of work for the first time in the context of an engaging biography.