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Artist draws inspiration from family lifeCambridge News17th April 2009
A new art attraction inspired by family life has opened near Ely's popular riverside marina.
Ted Coney's Family Portraits, on Waterside, will be open every Sunday afternoon from 2pm to 4pm.
Visitors will be taken on a half-hour guided tour by Mr Coney around the 300-year-old home, where he lives with his wife Hazel, to see some of his paintings and the archive material which inspired them.
All the paintings, completed over the last 40 years, are about family life and relationships and are split into eight themed tours.
Mr Coney, 65, said: "It's a cross between a gallery, a museum and an open studio."
The former head of art and design at Cambridge's Hills Road Sixth Form College will show visitors his latest work in progress.
Admission costs £3. Advance booking is advisable as only six people can visit at one time.
For more information, call (01353) 650038, send email to tedconey@btinternet.com or visit www.tedconeysfamilyportraits.co.uk.
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A.H., Ely
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT! AN EXPERIENCE TO MAKE ONE THINK
M.R., Ely
J.L., Toft
FANTASTIC... WELL BE BACK!
S.M., Whittlesford
INSPIRE
A.K., Cherry Hinton
IMAGINATIVE, FASCINATING AND SO WELL PUT TOGETHER
J.J., Cambridge
M.A., Burwell
WONDERFUL WORKMANSHIP... INTRIGUING INTERPRETATIONS
J.S., Ely
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