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Sir Winston Churchill Limited Edition Lithographs Benefit Depression
Release Date: 12/12/06
Artwork by Sir Winston Churchill help to support Right To Play!
Miami, FL - December 15, 2006 |
| Sir Winston Churchill Limited Edition Lithographs Benefit Depression |
iFred, the International Foundation for Research and Education, today announces a partnership with International Art Services to provide the newly released, limited edition lithographs by Sir Winston Churchill to depression supporters. Sir Winston Churchill, an accomplished English Statesman and author, was also a depression survivor and artist, using his art as a way to manage his personal struggles with depression. The Winston Churchill Trust has handpicked some of Churchill’s finer works to be made available to the public, and International Art Services, who is a worldwide distributor, is donating 25% of each sale, generated to ifred friends and supporters, to iFred. A Study of Boats and View From Chartwell are the first to be released, and are available at www.depression.org
For more information on iFred, depression, visit www.depression.org.
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| Artwork by Sir Winston Churchill help to support Right To Play! |
International Art Services are kindly designating partial proceeds from the sale of Sir Winston Churchill Fine Art Collection's two limited editions to Right To Play. The two limited edition prints available are Churchill’s painting of his estate home called 'View of Chartwell' and one of his most celebrated works, 'A Study of Boats', pictured here.
We support Right To Play's mandate to create a healthier and safer world for children through the power of sport and play', said Ram Glick, President of International Art Services.
'By spreading the word about Right To Play's commitment to creating peaceful communities, we are also following the principles of the great 20th century statesman, Sir Winston Churchill. He believed that all people should have an equal opportunity to excel around the world. By showcasing his artwork in this way, we are also realising our goal to donate money to worthy causes.
For a limited time, using the special promotional pricing program, Right To Play supporters can purchase an unframed limited edition print at an exclusive price and International Art Services will donate partial proceeds from each sale to Right To Play.
For More information about Right To Play, please visit www.righttoplay.org.uk |
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