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LIZBETH SPURGEON PAINTING


My paintings are inspired by the lines and shapes of nature, the different landscapes and their changing colours.


I prefer to work from imagination and stored images taken from memory.


This way of working encompasses my minds eye to create a more abstract representation of all the wonders around us.


Green End, Edford Green, Holcombe, BA3 5DB


01761 239073 lizbeth_s3@yahoo.co.uk imaginationroom.artweb.com Directions: Edford Green is off Holcombe Hill. The road is a dead end, Green End is middle gate on the right near end of lane. Driveway to enter.


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ELISABETH BARRY AND DAWN READER CERAMICS, PAINTING, JEWELLERY


For a friendly and relaxing visit, head for Elisabeth Barry’s new studio and home gallery near Oakhill where she is presenting her own ceramic pieces alongside the paintings of local painter Dawn Reader.


The tranquility of Dawn’s oil seascapes and mixed media landscapes are complemented by the clean lines and beautiful smoothness of Elisabeth’s porcelain wheel-thrown tableware and jewellery.


Prices: £10 to £4500 Refreshments available. Brick Cottage Studio, Pound Lane, near Oakhill, BA3 5BG


07870 670620 studio@elisabethbarry.com elisabethbarry.com dawnreader.com Directions: Between Oakhill and Nettlebridge on A367, turn at 'Neighbourne' sign, then first left. Park by phonebox or studio 200m on left.


Opening times: 11am - 6pm


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