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Little portrait exercise :) (ref used). Maybe I'll try doing the at some point.

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2020-12-19

Some of the fab interpretations of Pack’s 1966 painting of Olympic sprinter Anita Neil, by Rudra (via ) ✍️ https://t.co/uKAlWxXF1Q

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2020-12-18



My version of James Cowie's portrait.
He has created an amazing composition of triangles.

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2020-12-10

Thursday 'The Yellow Glove', painted in oils on canvas in 1928 by James Cowie
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2020-12-10


Wooden horseman, 21 century
😂😂😂🙏

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2020-12-07

Thursday of Margery Hutchinson ‘Humoresque - The Artist’s Wife’ painted by William Oliphant Hutchison in 1919 redrawn in Looking forward to tracking it down when reopens.

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2020-11-27

Thursday Hasan Reza Khan, Minister to Asaf al-Daula of Oudh, painted in oil on canvas in 1784 by Johann Zoffany
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2020-11-20

Thursday is a double challenge for me. I tried this with children's crayons! Hasan Reza Khan, painted in oil on canvas in 1784 by Johann Zoffany. I've got to get my pencils out of storage.

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2020-11-20

Morning warmup sketch & 's Hasan Reza Khan, Minister to Asaf al-Daula of Oudh, painted in oil on canvas in 1784 by Johann Zoffany

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2020-11-20

Loving all the alternative Mary Wollstonecraft depictions over at ! Here are a few of them, by 💛
https://t.co/Q0G62EFR2x

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2020-11-13

My look at Mary Wollstonecraft painted by John Okie. My version shows the diary entry in which she contemplates her legacy.

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2020-11-13

Thought I’d do a bit of pretend pencil sketching in for today’s Mary Wollstonecraft, painted in oils on canvas around 1790/1791 by John Opie.

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2020-11-13