What a fascinating story! I'm sorry to say I'd not heard of Sarah Biffin until I watched this episode, so many thanks for drawing her to our attention.
This is indeed one of the BEST side affects of Modern Media… that some one’s such as these two Artists can come to our understandings today to Grace us with their Presence and artistry…. Kudos to the makers PM and company for helping to educate as life long learns with such treasures such as this….
Thank you for presenting this art history piece. She's absolutely wonderful. What a kick in the pants to quit whining about one's own minutia and get to the business of life.
Quite extraordinary indeed both of women are an inspiration for us all , both are amazing and the talent in their art is beautiful. As someone born with severe hearing loss in both ears , requiring me to wear hearing aids in both ears I can relate to not seeing myself as disabled in any way only when both batteries die at the same time. Then it gets annoying, mind you I had that happen while riding my motorbike one time a few years back, I didn’t realise that I had a motorbike cop chasing me until he pulled up beside me and told me to pull over. When he asked me why I didn’t pull over as he had been chasing me for quite a few miles. When I told him why he actually let me go without fining me 👍
I had not heard of Sarah before this video came up on my feed. She was such an extraordinary woman! Her pieces are absolutely exquisite 🤩. Thank you for bringing her to the forefront.
@@xxxxxxxx3476 actually I’m able to hear it. I found it via Google! I’m surprised because most of BBC recordings require an iplayer and only works in the UK. Thank you! She was absolutely brilliant ❤️❤️❤️.
Making her way from contained in her rural home to self employed woman in a time where women were not considered adults is much more impressive than lacking arms. Wow.
Dear Mr. Mould, I'm so grateful to TH-cam algorithms (for once) for sending your fantastic channel my way! Thank you for your amazing videos, where one can enjoy both the content and the elegant way in which it is presented. Greetings from Russia ❤
Wow amazing! This is very inspiring as well as informative! True Art always seems to resurface and cannot be hidden! Sarah Biffins commitment and dedication in forging ahead has made her ability triumph miles over what society then and now would deemed as disability!
Amazing spirit and mental toughness!! All the drug induced society we live in, Sarah is certainly at the round table of human achievement and strength. Yes, I’ve seen those who paint with their mouths, but her ability speaks loudly of what can be accomplished with handicaps!! Brovo🎉
thanks so much for posting this video...Sarah is a new artist to me....I've had the privage of having had some contact with 2 disabled artist...it's a focus for possible future videos.
@@xxxxxxxx3476 I've never felt in the slightest danger etc in big bad old London but in September I did get the authentic Paris experience of having my phone stolen on the metro (and I didn't see,feel or hear a thing),I might book an overnight stay and see a show as well. Jersey Boys.
Hi Jane, the exhibition is at the Philip Mould & Company gallery, 18-19 Pall Mall London SW1Y 5LU. We are open Monday to Friday, from 9.30am until 6pm. The exhibition is free to all and booking is not required. We hope to see you there!
More pictures of Alison's work would have made this better than just her talking about her idol, like using a split screen. And never showed the painting in the background. I certainly admire both artists and this film could have done both better service.
What a fascinating story! I'm sorry to say I'd not heard of Sarah Biffin until I watched this episode, so many thanks for drawing her to our attention.
Not only talented but a courageous and determined woman who fought against her disability and won .
Fascinating! Thanks for education on Sarah. Wonderful, amazing artist.
Fantastic , well done to all concerned at Mould & Co
Why have I never heard of her before?? Sarah Biffin is such an amazing person and a high-quality artist with it without hands. She’s a heroic person.
She truly is an inspiration
What an amazing woman, with an extraordinary talent. A humbling story as well
Many thanks for this piece,an incredible woman.
This is indeed one of the BEST side affects of Modern Media… that some one’s such as these two Artists can come to our understandings today to Grace us with their Presence and artistry…. Kudos to the makers PM and company for helping to educate as life long learns with such treasures such as this….
What a delicate work she made, and yet there is something strange in it. Thank you. I came here by The Guardian article on the exhibition.
I have learned about so many British artists from watching your videos. Thank you!
Fabulous. Thanks for sharing Sarah’s story ❤
Wonderful, thank you
Very nicely presented😊 Would have loved to come to the exhibition to se this vivid paintings🇳🇴
Thank you for presenting this art history piece. She's absolutely wonderful. What a kick in the pants to quit whining about one's own minutia and get to the business of life.
What an amazing artist ..
thank you 🌷
What a brave lady. Incredibly talented. So impressive. Thank you for sharing. Alison is just as impressive. You go you fantastic artist you! ❤❤❤❤
I am almost speachless...such an amazing woman...and women. What a strong person! Love it!
Quite extraordinary indeed both of women are an inspiration for us all , both are amazing and the talent in their art is beautiful. As someone born with severe hearing loss in both ears , requiring me to wear hearing aids in both ears I can relate to not seeing myself as disabled in any way only when both batteries die at the same time. Then it gets annoying, mind you I had that happen while riding my motorbike one time a few years back, I didn’t realise that I had a motorbike cop chasing me until he pulled up beside me and told me to pull over.
When he asked me why I didn’t pull over as he had been chasing me for quite a few miles. When I told him why he actually let me go without fining me 👍
Extraordinary, thank you
I had not heard of Sarah before this video came up on my feed. She was such an extraordinary woman! Her pieces are absolutely exquisite 🤩. Thank you for bringing her to the forefront.
@@xxxxxxxx3476 actually I’m able to hear it. I found it via Google! I’m surprised because most of BBC recordings require an iplayer and only works in the UK. Thank you! She was absolutely brilliant ❤️❤️❤️.
Making her way from contained in her rural home to self employed woman in a time where women were not considered adults is much more impressive than lacking arms. Wow.
Thank you, kind Phillip
Amazing!
Dear Mr. Mould, I'm so grateful to TH-cam algorithms (for once) for sending your fantastic channel my way! Thank you for your amazing videos, where one can enjoy both the content and the elegant way in which it is presented. Greetings from Russia ❤
Unbelievably fascinating. Many thanks
Well done, a very inspiring story!
Wonderful 💙
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Glad I happened upon this video. This woman had such gorgeous writing.
I thought the portrait of the gentleman looked like a John Smart. What an amazing talent.
Thank you for this!
Wow amazing! This is very inspiring as well as informative!
True Art always seems to resurface and cannot be hidden!
Sarah Biffins commitment and dedication in forging ahead has made her ability triumph miles over what society then and now would deemed as disability!
thank you much for having made me discover Sarah Beffin /Biffin (I saw it written in both ways here)
Thank you so much! This is so precious. We need more treasure revealing pieces like these!... Please, please!!
Incredible story. Not just a story of talent, but also of determination and courage.
A wonderful journey
Phillip one word Superb! and thank you to you and all contributors on an amazing Lady Sarah Biffin!
Wow, I can’t believe I’ve never heard of Sarah. What an incredible lady!
Meilleurs Vœux 2023 et vive les Arts.
🎹Théret Jean-Luc 🎼.
Love Philip
Hear Hear ! x x
what a fabulous artist.
Amazing spirit and mental toughness!! All the drug induced society we live in, Sarah is certainly at the round table of human achievement and strength. Yes, I’ve seen those who paint with their mouths, but her ability speaks loudly of what can be accomplished with handicaps!! Brovo🎉
thanks so much for posting this video...Sarah is a new artist to me....I've had the privage of having had some contact with 2 disabled artist...it's a focus for possible future videos.
👏👏👏
Wow. I really want to see her work.
Oh, snap! How did I miss this video?! (Now a happy Saturday morning!)
@Philip (If you ever see or read this.)
"Bravo!" To you--and your colleagues at the gallery!
Love your talks Philip, and Fake or Fortune too. Do you paint yourself?
Where is this exhibition on please. I'd like to go + see it. I read about Sarah Biffin in one of the books by Berta Lawrence about west Somerset.
@@xxxxxxxx3476 thank you so much I was considering a day up to London,now I have a reason to justify it !
@@xxxxxxxx3476 I've never felt in the slightest danger etc in big bad old London but in September I did get the authentic Paris experience of having my phone stolen on the metro (and I didn't see,feel or hear a thing),I might book an overnight stay and see a show as well. Jersey Boys.
Hi Jane, the exhibition is at the Philip Mould & Company gallery, 18-19 Pall Mall London SW1Y 5LU. We are open Monday to Friday, from 9.30am until 6pm. The exhibition is free to all and booking is not required. We hope to see you there!
@@xxxxxxxx3476 John Rogers, absolutely.
More pictures of Alison's work would have made this better than just her talking about her idol, like using a split screen. And never showed the painting in the background. I certainly admire both artists and this film could have done both better service.
Reminiscent of Ms Crachami The Sicilian Dwarf book about her recently. No so lucky died at nine I think.
Mr. Mould, can you create a video about a piece of Russian art?
Ironic that a disabled woman overcame challenges that able bodied women of the time weren't able or permitted to overcome.
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Spell Check Please. Biffin or Biffen?