Warrington plague House
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Wash Lane Latchford Warrington, built by Richard Warburton in 1650, A5 pen and ink drawing with rotring isograph pens.
About the Artist
Bari Marsh
After leaving school I like many others was told 'get a proper job', so I did a plumbing apprenticeship going on to work on fluid logic robotics in the car industry. At the age of 40 I had a mid life crisis and did a year at rt and design college leading to a three year product design degree.…
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