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This is StoryQuest. Today's story is the portrait of Polly Pinter.

Polypinter was a painter's friend. This didn't just mean she had friends who were painters, but rather

that she helped painters to create their works. This sometimes meant going out and buying the

paint and pushing it back to the studios in her wheelbarrow, stretching the canvases, mixing the

colours and washing the brushes, things like that. She liked to paint too.

It made her feel calm and light and happy, or it had done in the past.

As time went on, she didn't always feel as if she was very good.

So she was content to put herself to work in the colourful world of those who created great paintings.

There are lots of different types of paintings.

You'll know this if you've had a look around a gallery, or maybe you've learned about this in school.

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