Episode

From Pumping Gas to Amazing Paintings - Frances Anne Spalding

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Hopeful Radio
Published
Sep 4, 2026
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Summary

She worked as a waitress and pumped gas - but Frances Anne Spalding eventually focussed on her love of painting and became a set painter for films. Her philosophy: "I am still learning. I can't see myself ever saying I've finally mastered my craft." Among her notable works is a remarkable portrait of Bob Dylan. In this "Leave Your Legacy" interview conducted by host Ken Boyd - Frances talks about her career, life and art.