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Alec & Barbara FlemingPaintings, drawings and works on paper

Artist

Barbara Fleming

British painter, Cheshire

Life dates to be confirmed

Oil painting of tall green maize and wild flowers, with red poppies and white cow parsley, a pale watering can half-hidden in the foreground and a house glimpsed among trees beyond.
Barbara Fleming, The Abandoned Watering Can, Date not recorded

Introduction

Barbara Fleming was a British painter who worked in Cheshire and was active in the post-war decades, particularly from the 1950s to the 1980s.

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A short introduction to her subjects and approach, written from documented sources, will appear here.

Barbara Fleming and Alec Fleming are catalogued as distinct artists. Where a work cannot yet be assigned to either, it is listed as uncertain. Alec Fleming

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Biography

Early life and training

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Birth date and place, family background and any formal training to be added from documentary sources.

Work and practice

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Subjects, working methods, preferred media and supports to be added as the catalogue is researched.

Exhibitions and reception

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Exhibition history, societies and press notices, where documented.

Chronology

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Chronology entries will be added with a source for each. The rows below show the layout only.

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1950s
Active in Cheshire (period of activity as supplied; details to follow).
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Research

  • In the cataloguer’s opinion, a number of boards marked “A Fleming” on the reverse are by Barbara Fleming.

Information about Barbara Fleming — documents, photographs, exhibition records or recollections — is welcome. Contact the archive