No sales but the cash flows in

Cambridge Evening News

July 1984

It's hard enough to raise a healthy sum of money by selling paintings, so Ted Coney of Woollards Lane, Great Shelford, must be delighted with the £135 he raised from an exhibition of his work in his home - without selling a single work!

Ted, who is an art lecturer at Hills Road Sixth Form College, put on a show of "Family Portraits" and the money, for the Save The Children Fund, came from the sales of catalogues and admission fees from nearly 200 visitors.

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Visitor Comments

“ WHAT A WEALTH OF CREATIVITY AND EXPERIENCE ”

A.H., Ely

“ I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT! AN EXPERIENCE TO MAKE ONE THINK ”

M.R., Ely

“ ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT! – CAN’T WAIT TO BRING VISITORS ”

J.L., Toft

“ FANTASTIC... WE’LL BE BACK! ”

S.M., Whittlesford

“ AS EVER... AN EXPERIENCE TO
INSPIRE ”

A.K., Cherry Hinton

“ IMAGINATIVE, FASCINATING AND SO WELL PUT TOGETHER ”

J.J., Cambridge

“ FASCINATING! – WE WILL RETURN ”

M.A., Burwell

“ WONDERFUL WORKMANSHIP... INTRIGUING INTERPRETATIONS ”

J.S., Ely

“ CLEARLY A VERY ATTRACTIVE PRODUCT WHICH FITS PERFECTLY IN ITS SURROUNDINGS ”

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