Norman Cornish, the Spennymoor pitman artist who has never had an art lesson in his life

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Norman Cornish, the Spennymoor pitman artist who has never had an art lesson in his life

Norman Cornish, the Spennymoor pitman artist who has never had an art lesson in his life, is to be paid £ 1000 by Durham County Council for a giant canvas of the Durham Miners Gala. Circa 1959

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1959 Artist Coal Member Miner Mining Norman Cornish North East Painter Painting Pitman Pitmans Academy Spennymoor Settlement

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