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Newquay GWR 1937 - National Railway Museum Cushion hamster The use of a coarse

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The use of a coarse canvas and the sketchy nature of the painting are typical of Degas later work

Artwork by Charles 'Shep' Shepherd (b 1892)

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the artist later reworked areas of this picture using dots of contrasting colour to create a vibrant

Newquay GWR 1937 - National Railway Museum Cushion hamster The use of a coarseProduced for Great Western Railway (GWR) to promote rail travel to Newquay, Cornwall. In 'The Winter Resorts of the West Country', published by the Great Western Railway in 1925, Newquay claimed to have a climate of 'phenomenal dryness'. It also boasted the highest class of modern hotel accomodation, the best golf course and exceptionally exhilarating air. It is Britains most popular place for surfing. Artwork by Alfred Lambart, who studied art at the

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