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Though their names have been forgotten and their pictures lost, thousands of Victorian women used to paint. Who were they and how did they work? Nigel Forde talks to Deborah Cherry about the lives and talents of Victorian women artists. Also: modern images of village life in fact and fiction.
Producer Abigail Appleton

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Talks:
Nigel Forde
Unknown:
Deborah Cherry
Producer:
Abigail Appleton
Source: Radio Times

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