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Tag: Wells in the 18th Century

London in the 16th Century, 1972, by Philippa Threlfall and Kennedy Collings.
Art and Artists, Public Art

Curating Fragments Of History

The principal characteristic of Philippa Threlfall and Kennedy Collings’s work is that it is sympathetic to the specific site, providing local interest with a sense of place and relevance. This usually meant site visits and painstaking research. The couple’s shared interest in history also influenced their approach to design. Continue reading Curating Fragments Of History

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