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Artist Name

Miriam Stoppard

Age

8

Location

london, GB

Number

498403

Paintings

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My links

http://www.miriamstoppard.com/

About Miriam Stoppard

Miriam is a leading British physician, author, television presenter and agony aunt; known predominantly as a TV doctor. She has written several books about health, including the famous Children's Medical Handbook, but particularly specialises in women's health. Miriam runs the agony aunt column in the Daily Mirror newspaper.

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My favourite pictures

Pansies and medicine

Two passions
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Latest comments on this artwork:

Image 567273 Morgan Addie Hallmark
Thu 13th Dec, 2007
I'm sorry, what is an "agony aunt"? Sounds cool. I feel somewhat enshadowed by your acheivements; you should be very proud. Lovely square!
Image 495201 Linzi Stoppard
Mon 27th Aug, 2007
Beautiful Miriam!
Image 589571 Paul Jones
Sun 27th May, 2007
Nice flower. Very cool
Image 500058 Vani Agarwal
Wed 16th May, 2007
the flower is sooo pretty
Image 440790 Kirstie Mok
Sat 12th May, 2007
this is really beautiful. :)
Image 533541 Jason Knight
Mon 9th Apr, 2007
This is cool! -Jason
Image 522392 Sharon Pascoe
Thu 5th Apr, 2007
This is amazing - I can even see a Terrier's face in this!
Image 408798 Bob Meddings
Thu 15th Mar, 2007
like the stethoscope ref. Always been a bitofafan since my first kidiwinkle. Nice pansy
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