Top Withens
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Pen and ink. 13X9cm. Pen: Rotring Rapidograph. Sorting the archive I came across a couple of drawings from maybe forty years ago and this is one of them which I post them now if only to proved that mine was not entirely a mis-spent youth. Top Withens is believed to be the location (but not the actual building) of Heathcliffe’s house) in Emily Bronte’s novel, Wuthering Heights.
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Frank Goddard
I spent many years teaching children art, among other things, but rarely found time to paint for myself until after early retirement. After putting chalk and blackboard behind me I first turned on pen and ink and produced a book The Great North Road (pub. Frances Lincoln, 176pp) devoted to pen and…
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