Robin Hood's Bay Mini Print by Alfred Wainwright Earrings Grey and White) (1941) allowed

Grey and White) (1941) allowed her to continue thinking about forms in space when she was unable to make physical objects

he used a technique of layering white wax crayon with watercolour

the sources of her inspiration

the artist began to photograph women as they took to the streets

It is also shown as the original larger-scale photographic work in the exhibition Hannah Starkey: Real Life

Robin Hood's Bay Mini Print by Alfred Wainwright Earrings Grey and White) (1941) allowedMini print depicting Albert Wainwright's Robin Hood's Bay (c. 1930), part of the Wakefield Permanent Art Collection. Born in Castleford in 1898, Wainwright was a childhood friend of Henry Moore and a brilliant and gifted draftsman in his own right. His desire to capture his daily encounters with people and places inevitably led him to create a prolific body of work comprising thousands of watercolours, sketches and drawings as well as painted