North Staffs Prisoners of War Comfort Fund

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Photogrammetry, with a Canon 1100D and Reality Capture.

Optimised in ZBrush and UV mapped in Autodesk Maya

Item Description:

A considerable number of men from North Staffordshire served in World War II, becoming prisoners of war in Axis-controlled Europe. Local fundraisers played a crucial role, raising funds to send comfort packages and support affected families. Despite the intense conflict, both sides made provisions for communication and the exchange of comforts between prisoners and their families, highlighting a remarkable aspect of humanity during wartime. The resilience and efforts of those on the home front in North Staffordshire underscore the profound impact of community support on the well-being of individuals serving in the armed forces and their families.

Supervised by Human Esmaeil

In Partnership with The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery