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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Ruth Burden, Road Through The Village, c. 1955
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Ruth Burden, Road Through The Village, c. 1955
Ruth Burden
Road Through The Village, c. 1955
Oil on canvas
24 x 28 inches
Signed and inscribed verso
Ruth Burden, Road Through The Village, c. 1955
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Provenance

Private collection

Note: Burden was an artist and teacher, born and finally settled in Worcester, who studied at Birmingham College of Art, 1945–50, under Bernard Fleetwood-Walker and Katherine Fryer, then at Bath Academy of Art, 1950–1, with William Scott and Peter Potworowski. She painted buildings with figures, landscapes and still lifes in a richly individual palette. She named Christopher Wood and L S Lowry as influences on her pictures, which could be endearingly quirky and which were also “influenced by surroundings and memories, subject-matter close at hand – everywhere I look." 

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