What is recorded here
This commemorative plaque records: Incorporated within the original 1958 building, the Chandeliers were designed by German artist Bernard Shottlander. The commission reflected Coventry's commitment to peace and reconciliation across Europe. The refurbishment of the chandeliers in 2007 was made possible with funding from The Alan Higgs Charity. Recorded plaque organisation: Belgrade Theatre.
Bernard Shottlander, a German artist, designed the Chandeliers for a Coventry building in 1958, symbolizing the city's dedication to post-war peace and reconciliation in Europe.
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