The Crusader by Gerry Judah
The Crusader, a spectacular seven-metre-high sculpture by artist Gerry Judah is on display in the Main Exhibition Space at IWM North.

6 November 2010 - March 2015
Gerry Judah’s striking sculpture on the impact of war and conflict is the first exhibit you will see on entering our Main Exhibition Space.
The Crusader, created by renowned contemporary artist Gerry Judah, is a seven-metre-high, three-dimensional structure covered with a web of war-torn buildings.
This specially commissioned piece is Judah’s own reaction to our themes and architecture. It reflects on modern-day wars, but also resonates with the history of world conflict, making a powerful and thought-provoking statement about the devastating effect of war on our lives.
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Eating and Drinking
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From our Collections
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Dunkirk Beaches, 1940
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Channel Islands Liberated: The end of German Occupation of the Channel Islands, May 1945
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fragment of naval bunting
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The Campaign in Italy, May 1944
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British Political Personalities 1936-1945
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Instrument of Surrender, May 1945
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Rotes Kreuz Opfertage [Red Cross Collection Days]
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The Sinking of the Bismarck, May 1941
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The Falklands Conflict, April - June 1982
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Ethiopia during the Second World War






