'Bombed churches as war memorials', a book produced by the Architectural Press, London with chapters contributed by Hugh Casson, Brenda Colvin, and Jacques Groag and llustrations by Barbara Jones and Neville Conder, 1945.
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1945
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This unusual book shows Britain and its buildings adapting to the war. This parish church, an icon of village life, is seen in its new role as a war memorial. The style of illustration is neither overly traditional, nor cutting-edge, and the use of warm but bright colours applied selectively, ensures an optimistic but not celebratory tone to the image.
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