John McCrae
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Graphite portrait of Canadian physician John McCrae who wrote the famous war poem In Flanders Fields while serving in Ypres, the mention of poppies in which lead to its adoption as the symbol of Armistice Day.
About the Artist
Tim Brown
Self taught artist specialising in portraits, mostly with various forms of pencil but particularly in graphite. Tim hails from Ipswich in the rural South East of England, and still lives nearby, out in the pleasant rolling hills of "Constable Country".
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