ARTWORK inspired by the Spanish sunshine will warm winter visitors to a museum and gallery.
Semi-abstract paintings from the brush of former art teacher Barbara Vine have gone on show at the DLI Museum and Durham Art Gallery.
Since retiring, Ms Vine has spent much of her time living on the Iberian peninsula, where she heads a group known as Artists Unlimited.
Influences on her work include the Spanish scenery and gardens, while she also likes to experiment with colours and techniques.
The exhibition started this week but Ms Vine is visiting the North-East for the Christmas holiday,
She will formally open the exhibition at the museum and gallery, at Aykley Heads, tomorrow.
The museum is open daily from 10am to 4pm and admission on New Year's Day is free.
Published: 27/12/2003
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