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Thursday, 20 September 2007 |
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THE Newlyn Arts Festival, is to be held on October 12-14, at participating venues in Newlyn.
One
of the many events being planned is a trail and guide to famous
artists' homes and studios located in The Fradgan, Farmer's Meadow, Old
Paul Hill, Trewarveneth Street, Belle Vue and The Bowjey.
If you
have any reminiscences, memorabilia or sketches or paintings on your
walls that have a family story - for example someone who modelled for
them - or a cottage interior connected to any of the artists who lived
in Newlyn from the late 19th century to the mid 20th century, whose
work depicted local people and recognisable landmarks, please could we
view and photograph them for inclusion in the guide? Anonymity and
strict confidence assured if necessary.
More importantly, if you
haven't any artworks but instead a fund of stories and anecdotes
concerning the artists, please get in touch with me.
The
information will form the basis for a short, informal written guide and
trail through Newlyn's streets, which can show where our artists lived
and worked. Please phone for a friendly chat (01736 333180) or see me
at Fradgan House, The Fradgan - I'm usually working in my studio overlooking Keel Alley.
Time is of the essence so please contact me before Friday, October 5. In anticipation, thank you for your help.
All contributions, if you wish, will be gratefully acknowledged.
published by the CORNISHMAN
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