Fenland artists putting on First World War art exhibition at Octavia View in Wisbech
What price your country's call? by Richard Savage. - Credit: Archant
Two Fenland artists have come together to put on a month-long First World War art exhibition.
A Friend Remembered by Richard Savage. - Credit: Archant
Richard Savage and Marian Savill’s joint collaboration At the Going Down of the Sun will be on display at Octavia View in Wisbech from July 1.
Poppy by Marian Savill. - Credit: Archant
There will be the opportunity to meet the artists at an evening preview on Thursday, July 3 from 7pm, which will include atmospheric music and poetry reading.
A book of the images, also titled At the Going Down of the Sun, will be launched at the Imperial War Museum Duxford in November.
Mr Savage said: “Poignant and captivating, abstract and traditional art sit side by side in this fascinating, multi-faceted exploration of ordinary people doing extraordinary things in World War One.”
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For more information, call Richard on 01354 696421 or e-mail ric@swage.net.
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