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While painting during Marshali’s
early days was considered to be a
harmless hobby of most genteel
women, only a few were permit-
ted to pursue it seriously.

But the women of Marshall’s
family were the exception to that
prevailing attitude, because art
was viewed as more than just a
diversion.

Her mother Greta attended the
Royal School of Art Needlework in
London, and her aunt Phyllis
Stevenson exhibited her paintings .
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death in 1967.

Her most famous artist-relative
was Mary (Stevenson) Cassatt,

America’s foremost woman paint-
er of the Impressionist era.

Today, at 67, Marshall is an in-
ternationally respected painter and
scholar. She has returned to Van-
couver to exhibit a selection of
works entitled African Scrapbook
at Vancouver's Dorian Rae Gallery
until June 3.

Her work -- which she
describes as “‘illusionary realism”

— features large oil canvases of

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