Learn why poppies are for remembrance, with one of the very first

Learn why poppies are for remembrance, with one of the very first

Silk Remembrance Poppy laid in 1921 by Field Marshal HaigThe Green Howards Museum, Richmond, North Yorkshire  Nowadays, it is virtually impossible to separate acts of remembrance for World War One from the image of the poppy. This connection was made early on by the...
Teatime at Haworth with the Brontës, & other works by Sonia Lawson

Teatime at Haworth with the Brontës, & other works by Sonia Lawson

Teatime at Haworth with the Brontës, by Sonia LawsonThe Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate This large painting, measuring 152.2cm (H) x 122.4cm (w),  dazzles the viewer with colour. The title refers to the writing family, the Brontës, and an imagined shared meal. However,...
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