To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising, here’s a photo of some graffiti on the General Post Office in Dublin on the 60th anniversary in 1976: Freedom Fighters Are Not Criminals.
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Last weekend I completed my walk along the Regent’s Canal starting at the Islington Tunnel and going to where it meets the Thames at the Limehouse Basin. Read more…
A second graffiti by Loretto has just appeared in Clapham – on Landor Road, just round the corner from Clapham North tube. This one depicts a man and woman sitting at a table, but the woman’s head has turned into a TV screen menu which the man is selecting from using a remote control. I love the cat sitting under the man’s chair.
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A new Banksy-like graffiti has appeared just off Clapham High Street. The work is the creation of graffiti artist Loretto and depicts the evolution of man from the apes to the job centre – a great commentary on the current political situation.
'The Remarkable Pinwill Sisters'
If you've enjoyed reading my book, perhaps one of your friends or relatives would appreciate a copy for Christmas. Signed copies available if requested. http://pinwillsisters.org.uk/publications/
St Kew church #Cornwall - North east window, depicting the events of the Passion and donors, with the arms of Henry V, the Carminow, Kingdom and Beare families - c1490. Details show the Scourging of Christ, Christ at the entrance of Hell and Donors.
#StainedGlassSunday
