Louise Fletcher first came across Ted Hughes’ nature poetry as a teenager, and it was his poem Hawks Roosting that ‘ignited a lifetime of creativity’. Now she lives just a valley over from where Hughes was inspired to write.
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Kyffin Williams is one of the defining artists of Wales, truly capturing the soul of the small and sparsely populated nation.
After developing epilepsy, a misfortune he later described as his greatest fortune, his doctor recommended he take up art for his mental health. (1/3)
Despite spending a large portion of his life in London, Wales remained close to his heart, and that is where he returned to create the art that has become a staple in Welsh homes ever since. (2/3)
This column commemorating the Great Fire of London in 1666 celebrates the rebuilding of the city. When originally built, it was amongst the tallest buildings in the city, however it is now dwarfed in comparison to the skyscrapers that surround it.
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Louise Fletcher is a mixed-media visual artist based on the Yorkshire moors. Her latest project Life Force is a stunning sequence of 34 abstract artworks, taking their inspiration from the poetry of Ted Hughes and the evocative Yorkshire Moors.
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This iconic covered market is one of the oldest working markets in London. The Smithfield Meat Market was built on used to be a play area of London, where joustings and tournaments took place.
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Life Force by Louise Fletcher is a stunning sequence of 34 abstract artworks, each taking their inspiration from the poetry of Ted Hughes and the evocative setting of the Yorkshire Moors.
All pre-orders made before 31 July will be signed by Louise.
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As we continue our tour of London, we move onto the City Within the City. Here, we see the skyline of skyscrapers jostling for their position in the architectural hierarchy.
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The beauty of aerial photography is you find hidden gems you may not have known were there otherwise, and Paul Campbell’s photography here shows the British Library Piazza in all its glory.
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We begin our tour of the Arts and Culture parts of London with the most visited tourist hotspots in the city: Tate Britain.
In this impressive shot Paul Campbell exposes the stunning intricate lead work of scallop shells decorating its roof.
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To round off our week touring #RoyalLondon from above with Paul Campbell’s Birds Eye London we have Hampton Court Palace, home to royals of the past.
The palace was built with the intention of rivalling the Palace of Versailles.
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Continuing our week touring #RoyalLondon from above with Paul Campbell’s Birds Eye London, we’d like to share this incredible shot of The Tower of London.
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Body Rock Sand - A book of photographs by CASW member Ian Jacob published by @BirdEyeBooks
A lockdown collaboration produced the new collection of images in which Ian has utilised Pembrokeshire’s dramatic coastline.
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This summer, we’re going to be celebrating Paul Campbell’s Birds Eye London by running a summertime in the city series on SM, exploring London’s diverse architecture from above.
We’re starting next week with Royal London. Watch this space! https://t.co/sdAebDOR9S
Happy publication day to Body Rock Sand by Ian Jacob 📚
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This book is a stunning sequence of 35 abstract artworks, each taking their inspiration from the poetry of former UK poet laureate Ted Hughes (1930–1998) and the evocative setting of the Yorkshire moors. Watch this space for more info!
We are beyond excited to announce our upcoming book project, Life Force: A Painter’s Response to the Nature Poetry of Ted Hughes by artist Louise Fletcher. 🎨
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