If trees could talk by Dorothy Pointon
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Does anyone know where this picture is, please tell me. When a local charity asked for donations to raise funds. I took this painting to them after the exhibition. They seemed pleased. Later I asked if they had got a good price for it. They said it wasn’t suitable and sent it to a charity shop!!!! This beech tree is in acrylic. I found it in the woods at the YSP it was growing above a HaHa possible dates from 1720 when a Palladian mansion was built
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Dorothy Pointon
At my school during the war there was very little art tuition if any. I can’t remember any lesson except being given bright poster colours and thick brush. The teacher then would sit and mark home work. I did get a “good” in my school report. When I started work I took many evening classes from…
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