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This is a drawing I did some time ago as an illustration where the child who worked in the claypits saved his coins to resemble the chimney stacks in a wooden box. He had toiled every day to dig clay and his father gave him a wooden brick mold to save his pennies in so he could buy a kite and fly it over the Chiltern hills! I wrote "Children from the Claypits" last year a story about how the first Education Act came into place and when child labour was abolished in !800's. Here is William's brick mold with coins piled up to form the chimney stacks which resembles saving coins from his meager earnings! I will try and draw some coins and bank-notes which may express coinage from our dollar system here in Australia!
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The Warhol coins...
Nice idea Jenny. Very effective 'montage'...
I suppose we all know the name of the wildflower that is on the tails side of the three-penny bit? (Thruppnee-bit! Lol! )
I was going to paint a portrait of my son at six months old, as he was born in 1971 but I suppose that wouldn't have counted as '71-style'!
John
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by John Walker