"The Washerwomen"
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I painted this scene in watercolour pencil and these women in Zululand took their umphans down with them to wash their clothes in the river. I painted this scene from imagination and reflections of these Zulu women. They always were so enegetic and cheerful and dressed in colourful costumes. I painted a series of watercolour illustrations to collect in a folio and presented to Art College when I applied to study Visual Art. This painting is part of a collection titled "A Cry from the Hills", a short story I wrote in 1984.
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Angela Harrison
Throughout life I have always enjoyed drawing and painting, and nowadays paint for Health and Wellbeing through Visual Art expression. I like painting animals, people, buildings, trees, and scenic places, sometimes I choose to paint Abstract and enjoy the freedom it gives in ways of experimenting…
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