Archibald Knox deserves more recognition on the Island.
That's according to the Chairman of the Archibald Knox Society, Liam O'Neil, who says if it were any other country they'd have a permanent gallery dedicated to someone of his artistic stature.
An exhibition and sale of Knox's works is being held today (Saturday) at Braddan Church Hall from 10am to 4pm to mark the 80th anniversary of his death.
Mr O'Neil hopes Knox is given the appreciation he deserves:
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