Drawing Toys Inspired by Gwen John’s Cats!
By Paula Briggs
This term, AccessArt is running a series of drawings workshops for ages 6 to 10 which take their inspiration from artists of all kinds. This week we had a very busy workshop which focussed upon the beautiful drawings made by Gwen John. I’d asked the children to bring along their favourite animal toys to draw.
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Gwen John, ©Tate, London 2012.
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