Woman Taken in Adultery

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adultery, Ashmolean, exhibition of Old Master drawings, Oxford, Van Dyck

Drawing from the current Ashmolean exhibition, Oxford

Photo by CandiaDixon-Stuart

Scrolling

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portraiture, scrolling, street photography, urban photography

Street photography by Candia Dixon-Stuart

Game Over

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black and white photography, despair, fairground, London South Bank

Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart

Shoreham Beach, Victoria

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acrylics, Australia, Shoreham beach, Victoria

Acrylics by Candia Dixon-Stuart

After having been given a ginormous canvas which sat in my

kitchen and intimidated me, the dreadful weather penned me in

and forced me to discipline myself and paint!

After the Lecture

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lecture, Oxford, Radcliffe Camera, Radcliffe Square

Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart

Passing the Radcliffe, Oxford.

Roses from a Friend

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abstract painting, fireplace chic, pottery vae, roses, Sotis Filippides

Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart

Tour Guides, Oxford

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Bodleian Library, Oxford, silhouette, street photography, tour guides

Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart

Annora of Iffley poem on BBC Radio

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anchoress, Annora, holy women, Iffley, Oxford

The poem will be broadcast on the Leo Ulph show on Thursday 28th 95.2 FM, on Radios Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Solent, Surrey, Kent etc, between 6-8 pm It will be repeated on Saturday after 6pm. It will be under my own name- Marion Bond

For anyone who just wants to spot listen, it will be available on BBC Sounds, after the event, for a week.

*** The poem was aired at about 6.49pm. You can slide the timeline along from the 6pm start if you listen on BBC Sounds

Brueghel, Rubens, Van Dyck Drawings from The Ashmolean Exhibition

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Ashmolean, Brueghel, drawings, Jordaens, landscape, portrait, Rubens, Van Dyck

Photos by Candia Dixon-Stuart

Navalny Memorial@Radcliffe Camera, Oxford

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freedom of expression, Navalny, Oxford, political prisoner, Radcliffe Camera, suicide, transgender

Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart

Stumbled on this earlier in the week. There were also memorials to a murdered transgender

person and a student who had committed suicide.