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Peace A

F E McWilliam, 1975

Down County Museum, Downpatrick
© Estate of F E McWilliam

Two intertwined figures in hooded cloaks, each holding a placard aloft. F E McWilliam's work was influenced by the conflict in Northern Ireland in the 1970s, and he interpreted this theme through two series of bronze figures: 'Banners' (which this work is from) and 'Women of Belfast'. Purchased by the Art Fund with the assistance of the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation.

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Title of artwork, date

Peace A, 1975

Date supported

2003

Medium and material

Bronze

Dimensions

26 x 32 cm

Grant

11000

Total cost

11000

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