The arts
Reading books, listening to and making music, marvelling at artwork or even painting it: I developed a fascination for literature, music and art at a young age, as involvement with the arts was
common practice in my family.
My grandmother, for instance, is an amateur art collector, and we have a few really valuable pieces in the family. While she concentrated exclusively on paintings and sculptures, I began to develop a
taste for the emerging digital media.
These new art forms hold great appeal for me to this day, as do all the other interesting creative fields I have got to know over time. I'd like to present a selection of those to you here.
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Christine Wibberley:
Trace Your Ancestry.
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Christine Wibberley LL.B. (Hons)
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