When Gudrun was privileged to be able to exhibit her work at The Orchard Gallery, she took to heart the request for her work to bear some relevance to Gunby Hall and Gardens. Very quickly she made many links to the past and present, hence the exhibition title of Temporal Echoes. There is a wealth of history associated with Gunby Hall; music (in particular Vaughan Williams), Shakespeare (from the quotations within the Hall), Sir Charles Darwin, and portrait painters, art and past inhabitants ... the list is ever extending as connections are explored.
Lord Tennyson does of course generate a wide range of connecting threads, one being from his work 'The Princess', for example, which links directly to Gilbert and Sullivan's work, 'Princess Ida'. Gudrun’s exhibition work also includes direct references from the Hall, Garden and volunteers, though some are more subtle than others.