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Margaret Green

Margaret Green (1925 - 2003) was active/lived in United Kingdom.  Margaret Green is known for Painting.

After studying initially at her local art school in Hartlepool, Margaret Green moved on to study as a scholarship student at the Royal College Art.   It was during its wartime removal to Ambleside in the Lake District, that she was to meet her future husband and artistic partner, Lionel Bulmer.  Together they went on to pursue an artistic life that was interwoven at every level and their mutual influence upon each other was seemingly inexhaustible.

Green was a gifted teacher and in 1947 took up a post teaching at Walthamstow and later the Royal Academy Schools.  However, teaching was always a means to an end - it gave Green the financial security to enable her, and Bulmer, who also spent most of his career teaching at Kingston School of Art, to pursue their painting.

Their first home was in Chelsea, in Elm Park Gardens.  Her paintings from this period depict scenes from daily life with a quiet sensibility that at once trans   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1594 characters.]  Artist bio

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