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Dorothie Field
1915–1994
Painter, draughtsman, art promoter and teacher, born in London, who sometimes signed work Dorothie Langridge. She studied at Highbury Hill School (with Nan Youngman), 1927–31; Chelsea School of Art (teachers including Henry Moore), 1931–2; Nottingham School of Art, 1933–6; and Birmingham University, for a social services diploma, 1941–2.
Text Source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)
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Miners in Blue* Dorothie Field (1915–1994)Miners in Blue* National Coal Mining Museum for England
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Miner Dorothie Field (1915–1994)Miner National Coal Mining Museum for England
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Head and Shoulders in Blue* Dorothie Field (1915–1994)Head and Shoulders in Blue* National Coal Mining Museum for England
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Under Siege Mining Panel 2 Dorothie Field (1915–1994)Under Siege Mining Panel 2 National Coal Mining Museum for England
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Arms Outstretched* Dorothie Field (1915–1994)Arms Outstretched* National Coal Mining Museum for England
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Aberfan Dorothie Field (1915–1994)Aberfan National Coal Mining Museum for England
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Figures in Blue* Dorothie Field (1915–1994)Figures in Blue* National Coal Mining Museum for England
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Flowers through a Window Dorothie Field (1915–1994)Flowers through a Window Cambridge Shire Hall
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