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Late bloomer Rosalie Gascoigne turned everyday objects into fine art – and became an icon

Publié par The Australian · Australie il y a 13 h

To an outsider, it could look a lot like hoarding. Rows of rusted farm machinery. Mounds of white swan feathers. Sun-bleached cattle bones, piling up in the yard.

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Late bloomer Rosalie Gascoigne turned everyday objects into fine art – and became an icon

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Late bloomer Rosalie Gascoigne turned everyday objects into fine art – and became an icon

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