Although he not the only honest citizen to fall prey to black propaganda, the mistreatment inflicted on the artist Ted Stourton nicely illustrates the black art of character assassination.

That was the question that one rising British artist asked himself while taking in the extraordinary beauty of a seascape one afternoon a few years ago.

An article by John Mappin, newspaper publisher and owner of the Camelot Castle Hotel in Tintagel, Cornwall concerning controversy as it affects Ted Stourton and fellow great artists. If the pen is mightier than the sword and a picture paints a thousand words, what would happen if a painter used his brush to communicate images of hope and inspiration? Anywhere in the world.

Ted Stourton Artist Wizard of Camelot. This article by Letitia Brown is published here with her permission. If the pen is mightier than the sword and a picture paints a thousand words, what would happen if a painter used his brush to communicate images of hope and inspiration? Anywhere in the world. A small sample of his work can be seen online here.