Collection: Visual Arts
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), bust of man with beard.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Bust illustration of a man with a beard.
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), standing man.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Illustration of a standing man, with smaller studies of the…
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), nude woman facing away.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Illustration of nude woman, facing away, with two smaller illustrations.…
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), unknown subject matter possibly a bust.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Illustration of an unknown subject matter, possibly a bust.
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), nude woman facing forward.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Illustration of a nude woman, facing forward.
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), seated figure.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Illustration of seated figure.
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), one woman standing, wearing 1920s clothing.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Illustration of a woman in 1920s fashion, possibly drawn for…
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), seated figure holding knees.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Illustration of seated figure holding their knees.
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), two women standing, wearing 1920s clothing.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Illustration of two women in 1920s fashion, likely drawn for…
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Illustration by Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train), sleeping dog.
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Louisa ‘Lily’ Parkinson (nee Train) was a newspaper and magazine artist in the 1920s. Pressure from her family meant she gave up this work for hairdressing, owning the hair salon ‘Bobbette’ (first floor of 12 High Street). She continued to draw privately throughout her life. Illustration of sleeping dog.