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Dorothy Cooper – Port Isaac
NOT FOR SALE. Dorothy Cooper, mixed media collage. Watercolour, pastel and many materials including newspaper, sandpaper, muslin cloth. Fabulous interpretation of the beach at Port Isaac. Given to my mother E. J. Holman (nee Barrett). Very skillfully done – lots of intricate pencil work on the boat mooring cover. Card on back reads: “Port Isaac, Cornwall. Collage by Dorothy Cooper by Dorothy Cooper about 1950″. She was from Leeds, England. Signed and dated “Cooper 1950″ lower left. Frame is wood with simple leaf and washed with an opaque stain. Double matted – with beige and blue with bevelled edges. Excellent condition.
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NOT FOR SALE. Dorothy Cooper, mixed media collage. Watercolour, pastel and many materials including newspaper, sandpaper, muslin cloth. Fabulous interpretation of the beach at Port Isaac. Given to my mother E. J. Holman (nee Barrett). Very skillfully done – lots of intricate pencil work on the boat mooring cover. Card on back reads: “Port Isaac, Cornwall. Collage by Dorothy Cooper by Dorothy Cooper about 1950″. She was from Leeds, England. Signed and dated “Cooper 1950″ lower left. Frame is wood with simple leaf and washed with an opaque stain. Double matted – with beige and blue with bevelled edges. Excellent condition. Frame size: 20.25″ W x 17.25″ H”. Art size: 15″ W x 12″ H. Wt: 3.5 lb. 1.8 kg.
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| Weight | 3.5 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 20.25 x 17.25 in |
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