The ceramic poppy tour of the uk ends in 2018 one hundred years after wwi ended.
Ceramic poppies tour 2017.
The first venue to host weeping window was woodhorn museum in northumberland in september 2015 which installed thousands of ceramic poppies from one of its colliery heapsteads.
Weeping window and wave have now become part of the imperial war museums collection.
The original display by artist paul cummins and theatre director tom pi.
The display in hull will end in may 2017.
But remember each poppy represents a person lost in wwi.
On a sunny day the blue sky cleaned up stone buildings and red of the poppies contrast wonderfully.
In just three weeks 40 000 visited the iconic poppies sculpture which was equivalent to a visitor figure increase of 1 340 per cent on the previous september.
The dramatic sea of ceramic poppies that proved such a haunting sight at the tower of london are going on tour across the uk.