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Monthly Archives: November 2011
“All a poet can do today is warn. That is why the true poet must be truthful.”
above statement by Wilfred Owen, the greatest First World War poet. In honour of Remembrance Sunday, here is the Foresters’ House in Northern France where British poet & soldier Wilfred Owen wrote his last letter home (sheltering in the cellar) before … Continue reading
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Tagged Simon Patterson, The Foresters' House, Wilfred Owen
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Plotted Stitching
This month’s image is by Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry and shows he has more strings to his bow than pot-making. Hold Your Beliefs Lightly is a small flag featuring Alan Measles, Perry’s childhood teddy bear and source of inspiration … Continue reading
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Tagged computer art, Grayson Perry, image of the month, Tony Taylor
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