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FEMININE PAINTING WITH Mrs BENSON AND Miss SYBILLE
Read more: FEMININE PAINTING WITH Mrs BENSON AND Miss SYBILLEThe most beautiful specimens of the work of Mrs. Benson, a woman painter who won a Grand Prix at Cannes during a ……
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The Village of Callian
Read more: The Village of CallianThis was the view from the small semi-detached house in the village of Montaroux where we lived for almost a year in 1972. The village across the valley is Callian.
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Dancing Ledge
Read more: Dancing LedgeDancing Ledge is well known beauty spot along the Purbeck Coast of Dorset
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The Rocks at Bagnols-en-Forêt
Read more: The Rocks at Bagnols-en-ForêtThis is a very small palette knife study done after a picnic beside the road near Bagnols-en-Forêt in Provence, in the south of France. We were on…
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Child of Vietnam
Read more: Child of VietnamPainted during the Vietnamese refugee crisis following the US pull-out form the war in Vietnam, this small canvas depicts an imagined child caught in the war.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Read more: Sir Winston ChurchillThis was painted as a tribute to the great man shortly after his death in 1965. The artist was a great admirer of Churchill having been a teenager in England during World War II.
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SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS – Diplôme d’Honneur
Read more: SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS – Diplôme d’HonneurSpring Exhibition of St. Raphael Medal of the Syndicat d’Initiative, Mme BENSON
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Expo Christine Benson and Sybille – 1978
Read more: Expo Christine Benson and Sybille – 1978B. Bernard, art critic, has just told us about these two women who devote their lives to fixing on the canvas one of faces and images, the other the “artistic fantasies” that she sees in life and beings.
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ASSESSMENT OF CONTEMPORARY ART – Silver Medal
Read more: ASSESSMENT OF CONTEMPORARY ART – Silver MedalASSESSMENT OF CONTEMPORARY ART is honored to award Christine BENSON The Silver Medal
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THE AIR OF THE COUNTRY
Read more: THE AIR OF THE COUNTRYThe painter Rex Alliston, who exhibited his very beautiful works for the first time, was represented by lady Christine Benson….