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Chorley artist whose late grandfather left her his paintings sells poignant one to mystery buyer

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Rebecca Findlay, 40, from Eaves Green, Chorley, used to paint cartoons. She took up painting after her late grandfather left her his tools. She creates nature-based portraits in a bid to help endangered wildlife. Entering a Sketch for Survival Competition for Endangered Species with a painting of a tiger, she was placed in the top 100 finalists.

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Chorley artist whose late grandfather left her his paintings sells poignant one to mystery buyer

A Chorley artist who took up painting after her late grandfather left her his tools has made him proud by selling one of her treasured artworks to a mystery online buyer for £360.

1 year ago·Lancaster, United Kingdom

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