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Considering our conversation at the time about preferring landscape... my favs were all the detail shots! hey ho
8 Great Pulteney Street, Bath, 1789-95.
One of 12 terrace houses.
By Thomas Baldwin (c1750-1820), John Eveleigh and others.
Grade l listed.
Great Pulteney Street forms the principal element of the late C18 development of the Bathwick estate east of the River Avon. Laid out on an unusually generous scale, 100ft wide, it is one of the most imposing urban set-pieces of its day in Britain. Robert Adam prepared designs in 1782, but Thomas Baldwin was responsible for the eventual design. Leases were granted from 1788 but progress was delayed as a result of the building crash of the mid-1790s.
Bath Abbey.
The original image was taken in August 1998 using a Nikon F70 with a 24-120 f3.4/f5.6 zoom lens, with Fuji 'Sensia' 200ASA slide film. Scanned using a Plustek 7400 slide scanner and post processed using Adobe Photoshop.
Bath Tub photo of our "The Manuka" display home.
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I live in Bath with my artist/writer husband.
I make bespoke textile, bead and button jewellery. I work with a mixture of reclaimed materials and offcuts of cloth, beads/buttons etc. I firmly believe in the recycled art movement and I am inspired by modern art and contemporary and vintage fashion.
My recent collections are made of a mixture of textiles, including silk, small beads and buttons, and braids from India and other far eastern countries, some modern and other vintage.
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I sell my work locally in Bath, Bristol, Wiltshire, Somerset and South Gloucestershire through craft fairs and local arts festivals. My work is also available through Lauren Shanley's Fashion and textile Gallery in the OXO Tower London. www.laurenshanley.co.uk/