John Craske, Fisherman Turned Embroiderer: An Interview with Lisa Little and Lesley Lougher
John Craske, Evacuation of Dunkirk, 1940, Norfolk Museums Service
John Craske, Hauling the Codliner, Britten Pears Arts Collection, The Red House, Aldeburgh
John Craske, Smile at the Storm, Sheringham Museum
John Craske and a model boat, Britten Pears Arts Collection, The Red House, Aldeburgh
John Craske’s exhibition at the American-British Art Center in New York City
John Craske, The Gannet (panted on a bait box lid), Sheringham Museum
Detail from the Sheringham Embroidery, done in the style of John Craske and currently being worked on by volunteers at Sheringham Museum
John Craske, Fisherman’s Storehouse, newly on display at the Sheringham Museum at the Mo, having come from Cornwall
Detail of John Craske, The Blizzard, Britten Pears Arts Collection, The Red House, Aldeburgh, photo courtesy of Lisa Little
Back of John Craske, Fisherman’s Storehouse, Sheringham Museum
John Craske, Basket of Fish on a Cliff, Sheringham Museum, detail shot by Isabella Rosner
Ruth Wright, Westtown globe sampler, 1815, Winterthur Museum
Murmuration Tapestry, woven thus far by Joan Baxter; Nita Bruce; Irene Evison; Jenny Heard; Yonat Michaelov; Kati Paakki; Christine Rivers; Minna Rothman; Kennita Tully; Katrine West; Anna Wetherell; Veronique van Zeeland
- John Craske book by Lesley Lougher and Jan Hillier: https://www.sheringhammuseum.co.uk/product/john-craske-fisherman-painter-in-wools/
- Sheringham Museum at the Mo: https://www.sheringhammuseum.co.uk/
- Murmuration Tapestry: https://nearlywildweaving.wordpress.com/the-murmuration-collaboration/
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