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Vandalism of the Winston Churchill appliqué glass screen: a story without an ending?
The Winston Churchill memorial applique glass screen (Fig 1) was created by the artist Edward Bainbridge Copnall in the mid 1960s for an exterior location in a shopping precinct in Dudley in the West Midlands of England. Applique glass art involves the bonding of coloured glass to a support of clear plate glass and this magnificent creation consisted of 17 glass panels with a total width of c. 12 metres illustrating the life of Churchill, including the Houses of Parliament, St Paul’s Cathedra...
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