제가 워낙 영어 ㅉㅈㅇ라서 잘 해석이 안돼요 ㅜㅜ 도와주세요 ㅜㅜ When he took up painting in 1915, the celebrated painter John Lavery was a close neighbor in London. Lavery opened up new views. Having discovered painting in the middle age of a crowded life, Winston was reluctant to spend precious time mastering artistic techniques, preferring to attack the canvas directly with his "bold and joyous brush." Clementine - Winston's best critic - felt that he was prone to "overwork" a picture. I have seen her watch him painting and when she judged the best result had been achieved, she removed his canvas from the easel and walked off with it! Winston painted just one picture during the war in Europe in 1943, after the "Big Two" conference of Roosevelt and Churchill - at Casablanca, Morocco. He persuaded the American president to drive to Marrakesh, to admire the view of the Atlas Mountains. Winston painted it, then gave Roosevelt the finished canvas. His defeat in the 1945 general election was a body blow. Hurt and ashamed, the man who won the war went abroad. The muse proved a healing friend again. He painted, among other pictures, a scene of Lake Como, which now hangs in the drawing room of the home he loved most. In 1953, during his second prime ministership, he suffered a stroke.