The Whit Sunday Islands
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From where I was stood the sea seemed as clear as glass. The sand beneath the water was a very pure silica and I understand it was used for making the nose cones of space rockets
About the Artist
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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