Spare Ribs Suzie by Sue Dewhurst, painting of an older woman with a shopping trolley walking past a brightly lit Chinese restaurant in Newcastle.

Art print of Suzie with caption ‘ It’s Saturday night, it can mean only one thing- Spare Ribs for Suzie…’

£35.00

Spare Ribs Suzie

It’s Saturday night, it can only mean one thing – Spare Ribs for Suzie…

Some people go out on the town. Others settle in with a takeaway and their favourite chair.

Suzie knows what she likes.

Once a young woman determined to make her own way in the world, Suzie defied expectations, followed her intellectual curiosity and built a life with the woman she loved.

These days, she finds comfort in the familiar — her books, her collections, her memories and a weekly Chinese takeaway.

The title is a mischievous nod to Spare Rib, the pioneering British feminist magazine, and to a generation of women who quietly or loudly challenged expectations about how they should live.

Part of Sue Dewhurst’s Owd Lasses collection, Spare Ribs Suzie explores the humour, independence and humanity found in seemingly ordinary lives.

Because there’s often much more to someone than their Saturday-night routine.

A talking point for your wall.

Print details

  • Signed, open-edition giclée print by Sue Dewhurst
  • Presented in a 25 × 25 cm cream, archival-quality, acid-free mount
  • Ready to fit a standard 25 × 25 cm frame
  • Supplied mounted and unframed
  • Price: £35

For more in this series please click here

It’s Saturday night. It can only mean one thing.

Spare ribs for Suzie.

A familiar ritual, a little Chinese takeaway and a woman who has always lived life on her own terms.

Spare Ribs Suzie is an affectionate portrait of independence, love and the comforting habits we acquire along the way. With a playful nod to the feminist magazine Spare Rib, this character from Sue Dewhurst’s Owd Lasses collection has rather more to her than first meets the eye.

Signed giclée print | 25 × 25 cm mounted | £35

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Spare Ribs Suzie

It’s Saturday night, it can only mean one thing – Spare Ribs for Suzie…

Some people go out on the town. Others settle in with a takeaway and their favourite chair.

Suzie knows what she likes.

Once a young woman determined to make her own way in the world, Suzie defied expectations, followed her intellectual curiosity and built a life with the woman she loved.

These days, she finds comfort in the familiar — her books, her collections, her memories and a weekly Chinese takeaway.

The title is a mischievous nod to Spare Rib, the pioneering British feminist magazine, and to a generation of women who quietly or loudly challenged expectations about how they should live.

Part of Sue Dewhurst’s Owd Lasses collection, Spare Ribs Suzie explores the humour, independence and humanity found in seemingly ordinary lives.

Because there’s often much more to someone than their Saturday-night routine.

A talking point for your wall.

Print details

  • Signed, open-edition giclée print by Sue Dewhurst
  • Presented in a 25 × 25 cm cream, archival-quality, acid-free mount
  • Ready to fit a standard 25 × 25 cm frame
  • Supplied mounted and unframed
  • Price: £35

For more in this series please click here

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