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WAR MEMORIAL MURAL, SOUTH LAMBETH ROAD, STOCKWELL

WAR MEMORIAL MURAL, SOUTH LAMBETH ROAD, STOCKWELL

This mural was painted as a memorial to Violette Szabo, the British Agent, and Stockwell residents who gave their lives during World War II. It was unveiled by Virginia McKenna on 26th June 2001 and painted by Brian Barnes and Marya Harris, based on designs by pupils from Stockwell Park School. In 2005 the artist added the face of Jean Charles de Menezes, the Brazilian mistakenly shot by anti-terrorist police in the adjacent underground station, but the image was later removed. Photographed on 24th May 2005.Digital image courtesy of Penelope Gretton.

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Details
Collection:Gretton Collection
Image type:Photograph
Artist:Gretton
Ref:07044
Identifier:SPd 4035/37/124
Date:2005

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