Frances Macdonald

1914–2002

Frances Macdonald, ‘Building the Mulberry Harbour, London Docks’ 1944
Building the Mulberry Harbour, London Docks 1944
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Biography

For the Scottish artist, Frances MacDonald,(1873–1921) see Frances MacDonald.

Frances Macdonald (12 April 1914 – 5 March 2002), was an English painter known for her panoramic scenes painted in Wales, the south of France and in London during World War II.

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British War Art

Artworks

Frances Macdonald, ‘Building the Mulberry Harbour, London Docks’ 1944

Frances Macdonald Building the Mulberry Harbour, London Docks

1944
Frances Macdonald, ‘Iffley Church’ 1970–1

Frances Macdonald Iffley Church

1970–1
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