To celebrate International Women’s Day I am posting some of my favourite paintings, sketches and photos of women from my travels over the years.
I would also like to remember those women closest to me, my friends, sisters, daughters and mum, who without whom I would be nothing.
Here’s to strong women
May we know them
May we be them
May we raise them
MY Paintings and Sketches
- Women carrying water from Pushkar Lake
- Women selling fruit and flowers in Anjuna Market, Goa, India.
- Street Market at Dar’s Kivukoni Bus Terminal – Tanzania
- Portrait of an Akha Hill Tribe Women from Northern Laos
- Sketch of a road side market in Dar Es Salaam
- Woman in Souk Cherifia, Marrakech from my Morocco Sketchbook.
- Women in the market in Merida, Mexico.
- Women selling fruit in Sucre – from my South America sketchbook.
- Women selling fish at Anjuna market in Goa, India.
- Women at the Friday market in Damascus – from my Syria sketchbook.
- Market Day in Sucre, Bolivia
- Window shopping at a cloth market in Hyderabad, India.
- Sketch of Central Market in Mwanza from my Tanzanian sketchbook
- Summer in the City in Havana, Cuba.
- Sketch of people inside Kivukoni Fish Market in Dar Es Salaam from my Tanzanian sketchbook
- Coming home from market in Mwanza, Tanzania.
- Woman selling limes at a floating market in Bangkok, Thailand.
- Four women going into the Rustem Pasha Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey.
- Woman selling flowers in Anjuna market, Goa – from my India sketchbook.
- Women selling bananas in Kisii, Kenya
- Woman and baby in Muang Sing, Northern Laos.
- Three Tanzanian Women on the way to market
- Teenagers in a park in Damascus, Syria.
- Selling fruit at the floating market in Bangkok, Thailand.
- Woman and baby in Pakbeng, Laos from my Indo-China Sketchbook
- Dadas at Mzizima Fish Market in Dar Es Salaam – Tanzania
MY Photographs
- Women selling jewellery on Vagator Beach in Goa, India
- Carnival day in Yogyakarta, Java, Indonesia
- Sharing tea with Bedouin women in Petra in Jordan.
- Women Washing on the Ghats in Banaras (Varanasi), India
- Market sellers in Sucre, Bolivia.
- Early morning rush at the market in Hoi An, Vietnam.
- Two women buying bunches of flowers in Riga, Latvia
- Early morning bargains at the Mzizima Fish Market in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
- Relaxing on the street in Trinidad, Cuba
- Flowers in their hair, Midsummer in Sweden
- Young girls in Havana, Cuba.
- In a queue in Havana, Cuba
- Women walking on the edges of the Sahara Desert Morocco
- Russian paratroopers celebrating the 60th anniversary of the end of World War 2, with the help of a couple of Russian girls, in Moscow
- Bolivian woman in La Paz
- Folk singers wait their turn at Europeade the European Folk Festival in Riga, Latvia.
- Bolivian baby enjoying an ice-cream in La Paz
- Stone Town in Zanzibar, Tanzania
- Girl in National Costume in Cuzco, Peru
- Three little girls from Arwad Island, near Tartous, Syria.
- Street scene in downtown Mombasa, Kenya
- Folk singers wait their turn at Europeade the European Folk Festival in Riga, Latvia.
My female friends and family
- The Davies Women, my sisters Lynne and Karol and my dear mum Vera
- My beautiful daughters Charlotte and Frida in Stockholm, Sweden
- With my best friends, Tash, Clara and Nats in Norfolk, UK
- With Faye at Palácio da Pena in Sintra, Portugal
- My mum Vera with her two girls, the cats, Blakey and Pumpkin
- Nats and Tash by the John Lennon Wall in Prague, Czech Republic
- Lucy with her God-daughter Frida and Me.
- The Davies Girls, Karol, Lynne, Ali and Vera (although one is now known as Dunnell) at the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party at the Sanderson Hotel in London
- Ali and Cags waiting to see Morrissey in Manchester, England
- With my best female friends and sisters at my wedding in Halifax, England
Natasha March 8, 2020
Some crackers there Ali. Thanks for marking the day for us all, 👏🏿👍🏽🙏🏻Tash
alidunnell March 9, 2020 — Post Author
Thanks my best friend… of 38 years xxx
Ann March 9, 2020
enjoyed being reminded of your art work and the many people and places you’ve encountered over the years. excellent way to celebrate the day
alidunnell March 9, 2020 — Post Author
Thanks so much Ann xxx