WWII love letters given ‘new life’

ORIGINAL second world war love letters have been turned into works of art which will go on show for the first time over Remembrance weekend.

WWII love letters given ‘new life’

Around 50 of the hundreds of letters written over a five-year period by an aircraft engineer separated by the war from his love have been used by paper artist Gillian Taylor to “give them a new life”.

She has made collections of tiny, gold-paper-lined envelopes out of the hand-written letters, which have been framed.

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