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Katherine MacAlister

Katherine MacAlister

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Deputy Features Editor, Oxford Mail

Oxford

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Feminine Health Fitness and Exercise.Travel (Domestic & International) Better-for-You Natural Food/Beverage Options including Nutrition topics Sexual Health

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Total articles 1545

  • Why you should go see Oxford Printmakers Inked Up at The Sewell Gallery, Radley College, near Abingdon

    By Katherine MacAlister Verified| Oxford Mail Verified 5 1/1 Printmaking – the technique of duplicating images – goes back thousands of years to Ancient Mesopotamia when the Sumerians engraved designs on stone cylinders which were rolled over soft clay tablets to leave a relief impression. Vincent van Gogh called this process “an everyday miracle” because “one drawing is sown on the stone or etching plate, and a harvest is reaped from it”.

    By Katherine MacAlister Verified · Oxford Mail

    Sep. 04, 2024

  • Wild, wild life: Oxfordshire artist's African-inspired art makes a splash in capital

    By Katherine MacAlister Verified| Oxford Mail Verified ANNABEL Pope, travel and wildlife artist, who lives and works near Chipping Norton, has won hearts and minds through the technical quality and visual integrity she achieves in depicting animals, especially endangered species in Africa. Her paintings express an empathy with the animals she has been observing and sketching since childhood.

    By Katherine MacAlister Verified · Oxford Mail

    Sep. 04, 2024

  • Why you should go see Oxford Printmakers Inked Up at The Sewell Gallery, Radley College, near Abingdon

    By Katherine MacAlister Verified| Oxford Mail Verified 5 1/1 Printmaking – the technique of duplicating images – goes back thousands of years to Ancient Mesopotamia when the Sumerians engraved designs on stone cylinders which were rolled over soft clay tablets to leave a relief impression. Vincent van Gogh called this process “an everyday miracle” because “one drawing is sown on the stone or etching plate, and a harvest is reaped from it”.

    By Katherine MacAlister Verified · Oxford Mail

    Sep. 04, 2024

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Oxford Mail

Oxford Mail is a daily tabloid newspaper in Oxford, England, owned by Newsquest.

Surrey, British Columbia, Canada

01865 425262

Founded: 1928