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Wednesday, February 26, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
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By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
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Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
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Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
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Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management. -
Winter Warmer Woolacombe Warren and Beach Walk - North Devon National Trust
This event takes place between 11am - 11.45am. We will meet at the Tourst Information Centre in Woolacombe on the Esplanade. Come out for a fun, free guided walk around Woolacombe. If you are new to walking outdoors and feel like you would like some more support, this walk is great for you. Everyone is welcome who would like to get walking outdoors, whatever ability. Please wear sensible clothing and footwear, and waterproofs if rain forecast. This walk is suitable for adults, families, children, and well behaved dogs on leads. The terrain is tarmac and sand. The distance is one mile and the duration of the walk should be 40 minutes.
Thursday, February 27, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
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By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
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Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Friday, February 28, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
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By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
-
Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Saturday, February 29, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
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By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
-
Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management. -
Woolacombe Down - Putsborough Loop Photography Walk - North Devon National Trust
2pm - 4.30pm Please meet at the parking hut on Marine Drive, Woolacombe.
A walk of two halves, hills and spectacular views followed by a flatter walk back. This is a great opportunity to walk and share photographs tips with Mark Johnson, our local photographer with the National Trust, whilst taking in beautiful scenery and local wildlife.
This walk is 4 miles, 6.4km of varied terrain including sandy, muddy/grassy/tarmac, hilly and coastal. We advise you wear sensible walking shoes, waterproofs, warm layers and bring along water and a camera or smart phone. Dogs on leads are welcome.There is a limited capacity of 20 spaces so booking is advised. Click here for more information and to register for the walk.
Sunday, March 01, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
-
By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
-
Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Monday, March 02, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
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By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
-
Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Tuesday, March 03, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
-
By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
-
Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Wednesday, March 04, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
-
By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
-
Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Thursday, March 05, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
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By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
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Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Friday, March 06, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
-
By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
-
Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Saturday, March 07, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
-
By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
-
Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management. -
Waters Meet 2020 - 5k or 10k Night Trail Run - North Devon National Trust
This event takes place between 6.30pm - 10.30pm. The Waters Meet is part of the Channel Events Dark Skies Night Running Series.
Join us for this night run deep in the East Lyn Valley and immersed in the UK's first dark sky reserve.
There's a choice of 5km or 10km routes and every participant will be rewarded with a medal.
The run will take place on Saturday 7th March 2020 and will start and finish outside the Watersmeet Tea Rooms.
Entry cost £19.50 or £17.50 if booked as part of the whole series. Full event details can be found on the website - http://bit.ly/CEDarkSkies2020
Sunday, March 08, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
-
By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
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Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Monday, March 09, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
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By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
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Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
Tuesday, March 10, 2020
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Orchid clinic - Orchid Paradise
Our Orchid clinic is available on the first Wednesday of every month.
- Bring in your plants for expert help.
- Free advice
- Re-potting from £5
-
By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
By Royal Appointment explores and celebrates Devon's lace industry through the eyes of lace-makers past and present.
-
Brian Rice: 60 years of Paintings and Prints - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice.
-
Chinese New Year Trail - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
-
Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM)
Be transported to lands both near and far in this evocative exhibition which explores the theme of place. It features important works from RAMM’s fine art collection from the 18th century to the late 20th century.
Artists through the centuries have sought to capture the characteristics that make a place special and unique.
In the 17th and 18th centuries many artists travelled to Italy as a part of their Grand Tour. They were drawn by the promise of illustrating an ideal classical landscape influenced by antiquity. Artists such as Thomas Patch migrated to Italy making a living from painting views of Florence and Tivoli. The exhibition also features important paintings by Francis Towne and Samuel Prout.
Later works chart the 19th-century development of the modern landscape with the emergence of Impressionism and its emphasis upon painting outdoors from nature. Works such as Frederick Goodall’s painting Pastoral Scene near Cairo, Evening highlight the development of the 19th-century Orientalist painting tradition that saw western artists depicting aspects of the eastern world.
20th-century works include Aubrey William’s vibrant oil painting Bonampak (number 17) with elements of abstract expressionism. Works by Albert Moulton Foweraker are also featured, exploring the effect of light upon the landscape.
This exhibition has been made possible through the support of Hawksmoor Investment Management.
