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Poems by W S Graham

19 September 2015 at 13.00–14.00 and 16.30–16.30
Roger Hilton Figure with Still Life 1974

Roger Hilton Figure with Still Life 1974

© The estate of Roger Hilton, All Rights Reserved, DACS 2006

Rupert Loydell and Dr. Kym Martindale, both poets, writers and lecturers, read from a range of poems by W.S. Graham. Graham, born in Scotland, moved to Cornwall in 1944 where he made many friends amongst the artistic community of St. Ives. Some of these friendships are mourned in his moving elegies for St Ives artists Roger Hilton, Bryan Wynter and Peter Lanyon.

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