Dernières Nouvelles
New Prints Online
A selection of new works have been added to our gallery, including two new Limited Edition prints. Visit our gallery for more....
What is Wall Art?
Read our new article defining wall art and fine art with helpful tips on choosing and buying exclusive original art for your home or business.
See a Cremetti Print in the flesh.....
Portway Italian Restaurant have one of our prints in their lobby. So if you fancy enjoying a great Italian meal and actually viewing a Cremetti fine art print at the same time why not visit Portway Italian Restaurant on the A435 Alcester Road, Portway and kill two birds with one stone? Telephone 01564 824794 to book your table.
Cremetti Wall Art Print Range Extended
We now offer the option to buy wall art from our standard print range as professional inkjet prints as a less expensive alternative to Lambda, and also as smaller, affordable A4 prints.
Exhibition of Cremetti Fine Art Prints visited by the Mayor of Redditch
On Tuesday 3rd November Cremetti's fine art prints were exhibited courtesy of local company T E Plastics Ltd. Having a keen interest in art and photography and a fascination with the Cremetti story, Redditch Mayor, Councillor Malcolm Hall attended the exhibition.
The Mayor spoke at length to Cremetti about his art and techniques, and accepted a print from Cremetti, which will be delivered to him at the Town Hall shortly.
Mayor Hall's interest in Cremetti's work is greatly appreciated.
The Mayor's attendance at Cremetti's fine art photography exhibition was reported fully by local newspaper, The Redditch Standard on 11th November 2009.
CREMETTI, MAYOR MALCOLM HALL AND REPRESENTATIVE OF T E PLASTICS VIEW CREMETTI's
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS
Visit to the Imperial War Museum, Duxford
Our first real attempt to follow up on what little information we have about the Cremetti family got off to a good start last weekend. We travelled to Duxford to visit the Imperial War Museum at the invitation of Collections Officer, Peter Collins.
Peter was fascinated by Laurence's connection to Max Cremetti who had apparently been something of a hero in the Great War and allowed us behind the barriers to view one of the fighter planes Max would have flown: a Bristol F2B.
BRISTOL F2B
PETER COLLINS OF THE IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM WITH LAURENCE CREMETTI
Lieutenant Max Cremetti is the obvious starting point for our research as his impressive record in the Great War means there is a fair amount of readily available information about him.
We shall be posting more on his escapades as a fighter pilot in the near future..... |
LAURENCE CREMETTI WITH BRISTOL F2B |
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