WOMEN WITH WINGS by Margot Stinton

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Very well done and thanks for reminding me of their stories

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 17 Jul 14:31:55

Thank you Heather for your comment.

Posted by Margot Stinton on Wed 17 Jul 19:00:12

Two super portraits.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Wed 17 Jul 19:00:34

Thank you Spencer Lambeth-Angell for you comment.

Posted by Margot Stinton on Thu 18 Jul 07:16:24

Great portraits Margot

Posted by Russell Edwards on Thu 18 Jul 08:42:09

Thank you Russell Edwards for your comment.

Posted by Margot Stinton on Sat 20 Jul 08:31:44

Hang on Studio Wall

17/07/2024

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Historical strong women, one an America and the other British. Amelia was at the time America’s First Lady of the Air. Whilst Amy was flying 'Seafarer' from South Wales to USA, when they met. Both characters have influenced women’s roles in society and aviators around the world. Both died inexplicably, on the 2nd July 1937 Amelia disappeared over the Pacific Ocean, and on the 5th January 1941 Amy was flying for the ATA her plane crashed into the Thames Estuary. To this day their deaths remain a mystery.

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Price: £600

Picture Size: 60X43cm

About the Artist

Margot Stinton

BIOGRAPHY Margot is a British based Artist currently in Herefordshire, United Kingdom. Margot studied a FdA in Creative Art Practice at Hereford College of Art, where she was encourage to research, take risks and be brave. Given the opportunity to explore and experiment with a wide range…

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