Artist’s work could end up in flames

By Mary Machen
Updated July 5 2015 - 11:27pm, first published 11:26pm
Artist and gallery curator Nigel Lazenby and Ronnie Burns, director of Appin Hall Children’s Foundation Respite Centre. Both are hopeful this painting isn’t destined for the bonfire.   Picture: BRODIE WEEDING
Artist and gallery curator Nigel Lazenby and Ronnie Burns, director of Appin Hall Children’s Foundation Respite Centre. Both are hopeful this painting isn’t destined for the bonfire. Picture: BRODIE WEEDING

WEST Tamar artist Nigel Lazenby is hopeful a collection of his works isn’t about to go up in smoke.

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