The seasons change, as they always have. The brisk Cornish sea breeze blows away the winter and summer slowly rolls in.

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Just received my copies of the Journal issue 61!
Thanks to for featuring me alongside such great poets.
Special thanks to Alan Cornish, and for their dedication in these difficult times, and all the ppl who ordered it!

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This Cornish chough is hunkered down and a little grumpy. Just like me! Welcome to

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Just sold - this glorious oil painting of by artist Joanne Short. https://t.co/3oawNbaZI8

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Norman Cornish 'Self Portrait.' The most famous of the pit painters. He was once described as a 'mystic with a total grasp of what makes matter vibrate, from coal to colliery rows, from the workings 1,500ft below ground to the bus stop and the chapel at the end of the street.'

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Do you want to learn how to draw like ? Join us every Friday from the 13 March until 3 April, 10:30-12:30 for an exciting workshop run by the artist Susie Davies. All levels of experience welcome and all material will be supplied.

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Jack & the Beanstalk is the best known of the Jack tales: a series of Cornish & English stories of the stock character Jack, a lazy yet clever boy who gets wealthy through schemes or luck. Appalachian folklore also has its unique versions of the Jack tales.

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Today is Saint Piran’s Day (Cornwall’s National Day) so we are celebrating Cornish art with all day through our social media. Keep watching this space...

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To celebrate St Piran's Day (Cornwall's National Day) we're asking people to share their favourite Cornish artworks.

We'll begin with this painting from our current exhibition by John Wells called 'Vista'!🔭

©The Estate of John Wells

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A little oil of that Cornish gem that is Trevone

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Some chalky pastels and vintage pottery.

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Happy Birthday my child Nora Cornish, I only get to truly celebrate it every 4 years!🥺

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🎣🍻🦀 Here’s a little Cornish Bass Fisherman for the fabulous by 🐚.

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‘Pit Road with Telegraph Pole and Lights’ by Norman Cornish. Although for many years a miner himself he rarely painted work underground, preferring to capture the daily walk to and from the pit. (Northumbria University Gallery)

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The Norman Cornish retrospective at Bowes Museum extended until May 17th. Record numbers of visitors all over the country.

https://t.co/UJKA1FoXlH

    

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