There's a major new exhibition at the Guildhall Art Gallery, EC2 from next week until the New Year. John Atkinson Grimshaw’s paintings of moonlit suburban lanes, gas-lit streets and docksides will feature in John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836-1893): Painter of Moonlight from Monday 19 September to Sunday 5 January. The exhibition – the first of its kind for over 30 years - will bring together more than 50 major works by the self-taught artist, including many which have not been seen in public for decades and which have been lent by private collectors. Tickets cost £5, which sounds like good value to me!
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Wednesday, 14 September 2011
Victorian art in the 'Square Mile'
There's a major new exhibition at the Guildhall Art Gallery, EC2 from next week until the New Year. John Atkinson Grimshaw’s paintings of moonlit suburban lanes, gas-lit streets and docksides will feature in John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836-1893): Painter of Moonlight from Monday 19 September to Sunday 5 January. The exhibition – the first of its kind for over 30 years - will bring together more than 50 major works by the self-taught artist, including many which have not been seen in public for decades and which have been lent by private collectors. Tickets cost £5, which sounds like good value to me!
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