Remembrance Artist

Jacqueline Hurley is widely regarded as the country’s foremost remembrance artist having had the honour of exhibiting her artwork at the National Memorial Arboretum, on three occasions at The Royal Albert Hall for the Festival of Remembrance, and at the St Clement Danes RAF Memorial Church, London.

Jacqueline’s powerful and poignant Remembrance Collection is her tribute to our heroes in the Armed Forces and to all those fallen and seriously injured in past campaigns.

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In remembrance of the courageous aircrew of the much-loved Vickers Wellington, who bravely took to the skies during WWII, many serving with Coastal Command, and paying tribute to the Chain Home “Angels” – the dedicated operators of the world’s first operational military radar system. Their vital service, vigilance and bravery helped to secure victory during the Battle of Britain and changed the course of history.

'Flying With Angels'

In remembrance and admiration of No. 617 Squadron RAF – forever known as The Dambusters. From the legendary days of Operation Chastise to the present hour; their courage, sacrifice, and unyielding spirit endure through every storm and crimson sky.

'Thunder And Lightning'

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PEACE & SACRIFICE

Although Jacqueline’s imagery depicts scenes of war, she brings an element and sense of peace to her work, this being what we all hope for and what lives have been sacrificed for.

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From the Heart

Jacqueline paints from her heart using the stark red of the worldwide symbol of memorial – the corn poppy – to create contrast against gritty impressionistic landscapes.

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Jacqueline is pleased to offer her unique collection of professionally produced remembrance art prints, Limited Editions and accessories to buy online.

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Jacqueline Hurley’s Remembrance Collection

The collection evokes emotion, reflection and remembrance, using texture to create mood and depth, and silhouettes to allow people to relate to the works on a more personal, subjective level.

Jacqueline’s paintings remind us of our on-going military role to fight for those who are unable to defend themselves against evil; wherever it exists, and whenever it is possible to do so.