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Exhibition opens into 'adopted' Shropshire artist who built a cave in his Bridgnorth home

Summary by Shropshire Star
Antony Dracup, one of Shropshire’s great "adopted" creative minds, was a self-taught artist and polymath born in Hertfordshire in 1930. He moved to West London in 1956, where he lived and worked as a professional artist until 1981.
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Exhibition opens into 'adopted' Shropshire artist who built a cave in his Bridgnorth home

Antony Dracup, one of Shropshire’s great "adopted" creative minds. He was a self-taught artist and polymath born in Hertfordshire in 1930. He moved to West London in 1956, where he lived and worked as a professional artist until 1981.

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Shropshire Star broke the news in Ketley, United Kingdom on Friday, September 12, 2025.
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