Tag Archives: Christine Thomas

British Murals 1920-1960: Book, Exhibition and Conference Reviewed, by Ben Kaufmann

Posted on March 14, 2013 by londonmuralpreservationsociety

Murals seem to be enjoying something of a Renaissance in popular consciousness at the moment. From our very own Nuclear Dawn Restoration campaign (petition here) or the attempts to save the Chartist Murals in Newport, to the recovery of a … Continue reading →

Posted in London Mural Preservation Society, Mural Events, Mural Research, Uncategorized | Tagged 20th Century Society, Alan Powers, Alfred Kingsley Lawrence, Brian Barnes, Caroline Thorp, Charles Sims, Christine Thomas, Clare Willsdon, Colin Gill, Community Murals, Dave Binnington, Des Rochfort, Dr Margaret Garlake, Edward Bawden, Edward Halliday, Frank Brangwyn, George Clausen, Greenwich Mural Workshop, Hans Feibusch, History, Ivon Hitchins, Jane Gifford, Jean Cocteau, London, Lynn Pearson, Mick Harrison, morley college, murals, Nuclear Dawn, Paul Butler, Public Art, Ray Walker, Rex Whistler, Rubens, Thornhill, William Rothenstein | Leave a comment

Mural of the Month! The Battersea Puzzle

Posted on December 28, 2011 by londonmuralpreservationsociety

Lets go back… back in time to the beginnings of this blog. In the second post we mentioned that the Battersea Puzzle mural was at risk ( back in July 2010 when I was a little bit younger and certainly … Continue reading →

Posted in London Mural Preservation Society, Mural of the Month | Tagged Battersea Puzzle, Brian Barnes, Christine Thomas, London, Mural, Wandsworth Art Resource Project | 3 Comments

Brixton Murals Walk – Round 5 ! Ding Ding!

Posted on September 25, 2011 by londonmuralpreservationsociety

The Brixton Mural Walk first ran in 2008 as a local history walk for Brixton website, Urban75. Now in its fifth outing, around 20 people came along to look at the murals of Brixton bringing a grand total of approx … Continue reading →

Posted in London Mural Preservation Society, Mural Events, Restoration | Tagged Brian Barnes, Brixton, Brixton Mural Walk, Christine Thomas, Gordon Wilkinson, London, Mural, mural walk, Nuclear Dawn, Restoration, Sarah Faulkner, walk | 1 Comment

Mural of the Month! The Tapestry of Life

Posted on May 29, 2011 by londonmuralpreservationsociety

… it’s like the circle(of life) but made of fabric!!! Anyway enough of my silly play on words. This month’s mural is a rather run down affair (well, there’s a surprise) located on Lavender Hill. It was created by Christine … Continue reading →

Posted in London Mural Preservation Society, Mural of the Month | Tagged Christine Thomas, London, Mural | 1 Comment

If I wanted to paint a mural, what should it be about? Part 1

Posted on October 16, 2010 by londonmuralpreservationsociety

As I continue my hunt for murals, I see a whole host of different subject matters which have been included in murals. This choice of subject is tightly bound to the early idea of community murals – ‘community’ being the … Continue reading →

Posted in London Mural Preservation Society, Mural Research | Tagged Brian Barnes, Christine Thomas, Dave Bangs, Gordon Wilkinson, London, Mick Jones, Mural, Ray Walker, Sarah Faulkner | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Christine Thomas

British Murals 1920-1960: Book, Exhibition and Conference Reviewed, by Ben Kaufmann

Mural of the Month! The Battersea Puzzle

Brixton Murals Walk – Round 5 ! Ding Ding!

Mural of the Month! The Tapestry of Life

If I wanted to paint a mural, what should it be about? Part 1

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