HG Wells ART at The Neville Pundole Gallery
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Exhibition to tie in with the literary BOOK festival
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In support of the Folkestone Book Festival I have specially commissioned pieces by several artists, inspired by the works of H. G. Wells. The exhibition is comprised of works in Pottery, Glass and Paint; all drawing their influence from not only Wells' more famous works such as "The War of the Worlds" and "The Time Machine", but also "The Sea Lady... a Tissue of Moonshine" which Wells wrote whilst living in Folkestone. The exhibition ends 15th November. All works are for sale.
The Neville Pundole Gallery 39 Tontine Street Folkestone Kent CT20 1JT
01303 223029 07860 278774 pundole.co.uk
neville@pundole.co.uk
My Gallery in Folkestone is usually open Tuesday to Saturday 10.00 to 5.00 and most Sundays 11.00 to 4.00 or any time by appointment.
That came with some images I think I was meant to save and upload or something... sure you can see them on pundole.co.uk
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