Dylan Thomas Boathouse
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DIP PEN AND WATERCOLOUR WASH 12 x 9 ins on paper This is the house where Dylan Thomas lived when he wrote under milk wood. He had a shed at the back where he sat to write that overlooked the estuary at Laugharne, Carmathenshire. This is from a shot taken from the town looking down. It can be reached also by a footpath along the estuary past the castle.
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Lin Goodwin
Lin has always enjoyed expressing herself through words and pictures until life got in the way. In her teens she painted semi abstract dream like sketches inspired by record sleeve art by Roger Dean and Hypgnosis in her bedroom. She again took up Art in 2006 due to poor health and disability and…
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