Small but mighty sold She was built in Setubal
Description
She was built in Setubal in 1901 and retired from fishing in 1969
A slightly exotic bird sits on the back of a bull
the UA held its annual exhibitions at the Federation of British Artists Galleries in Suffolk Street
except the Gazela
Small but mighty sold She was built in SetubalThe Crookleigh Chronicles I chose this short 1894 novel for the lovely italic capitals used on each of the 39 chapter headings. This delightful village romp by Silas K Hocking was the inspiration for this collection. Acrylic, coloured pencil, and ink hatching on vintage book pages & UV protective museum glass
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