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In a world of his own
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This month Torre Abbey hosts an exhibition of toys, picture books, models and automata – all the work of Rodney Peppé. Trudy Turrell talks to the artist whose inventions include the much-loved Huxley Pig
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Vivarium - an exhibition in north Devon
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Peter Stiles' exhibition is inspired by the Victorian marine biologists drawn to the shores of Ilfracombe, writes Alison Miles
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The Mighty River Nile
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Travellers have been drawn to the mysteries of the Nile for thousands of years as Martin Scadgell of Bearnes, Hampton and Littlewood reveals.
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Antique Maritime Treasures from Devon
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Brian Goodison-Blanks of Bearnes, Hampton and Littlewood explores Devon's long association with the sea through a diverse range of historical artefacts.
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CELEBRATING BERYL COOK
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A sneak peek at the Beryl Cook exhibition catalogue for the show at Peninsula Arts Gallery, Plymouth
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Stephen Hunton, North Devon artist
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North Devon artist Stephen Hunton is a lucky man., He works from a studio overlooking the River Lew in North Devon. Robert Hesketh talks techniques, materials, car boot sales and art education with this distinguished artist for Hatherleigh.
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LENKIEWICZ 2008 at Westpoint
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Daniel Goddard of Bearne's previews a major auction of Robert Lenkiewicz's work taking place this month at Westpoint, which represents the last chance for the public to see this collection intact
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CAROLE ROLFES GLASSWORK - Devon Arts and Antiques
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Carole Rolfe works in an unusual way - using glass as her canvas, and then baking it! Read about it in the September issue.
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TIME TRAVELLING -Devon Arts and Antiques
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This June find out the difference between a timepiece and a clock, and shows how the railway system was responsible for a whole new trend in interior furnishing.
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THE RISE AND FALL OF VICTORIANA
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It was an industrial age and furnishings and finery were produced on an industrial scale. Much of it is still about, as Richard Bearne of Bearne's of Exeter explains in the January issue.
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