| Students Create Art Work For Ayley Croft Flats |
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The boards were unveiled on Tuesday 24th February. The students were joined by the Mayor of Enfield, residents of the flats and representatives from Enfield Homes. They were all delighted to see the art work displayed on the exterior of each of the blocks. Click here to see press coverage The paintings re-created were: 1. Emma Lady Hamilton by George Romney
2. The Countess's Morning Levee by Hogarth
3. Mr and Mrs Andrews by Gainsborough
4. The Haywain by Constable
5. Self Portrait by Joshua Reynolds
6. Ships at Anchor by Bonington
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| Last Updated on Sunday, 21 February 2010 12:18 |
Pupils from Bush Hill Park Primary School joined Kingsmead students to create some art work for the residents of Ayley Croft flats. The flats have six blocks and each block is named after a famous painter; George Romney, William Hogarth, Thomas Gainsborough, John Constable, Joshua Reynolds and Richard Parkes Bonington. The students selected a painting from each of the artists and in groups re-created the paintings using mosaic tiles.Specialism News Items
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