Why I . . . paint

s interest in the care of older people is not only part of her practice, but also the subject of many of her paintings.The GP's artworks include a series of portraits of older people."Sometimes older people feel like they aren't seen," Tully says."Conversely, painting their portraits meant really studying their faces for hours.I've had lovely feedback from the sitters about the experience."

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BMJ
Published
2025-01-27
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r102
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Conservation Techniques and Studies
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Why I . . . paint

Kathy Oxtoby
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Why I . . . paint

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Abstract

s interest in the care of older people is not only part of her practice, but also the subject of many of her paintings.The GP's artworks include a series of portraits of older people."Sometimes older people feel like they aren't seen," Tully says."Conversely, painting their portraits meant really studying their faces for hours.I've had lovely feedback from the sitters about the experience."

BMJVol. 388
Transnational Press London (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 99%
Conservation Techniques and Studies
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