Monday, January 20, 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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  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, January 21, 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 
• 

  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, January 22, 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 
• 

  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, January 23, 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 
• 

  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, January 24, 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 
• 

  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.

• 

  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, January 25, 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 
• 

  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.

• 

  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.

Sunday, January 26, 2020

• 

  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 
• 

  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.

• 

  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, January 27, 2020

• 

  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 
• 

  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.

• 

  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, January 28, 2020

• 

  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 
• 

  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.

• 

  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, January 29, 2020

• 

  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 
• 

  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.

• 

  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, January 30, 2020

• 

  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 
• 

  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.

• 

  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, January 31, 2020

• 

  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 
• 

  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.

• 

  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 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 
• 

  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.

• 

  Snowdrop Weekend - RHS Garden Rosemoor

  oin us for RHS Garden Rosemoor's Snowdrop Weekend when we celebrate these early harbingers of spring. There will be specialist nurseries (Elworthy Cottage Plants, Triffids Nursery and Desireable Plants) in the Lecture Hall, free guided walks covering not only snowdrops but early spring-flowering bulbs at Rosemoor too plus a free, illustrated talk each day on 'Snowdrops in Context' by Dr Julian Sutton in our Small Garden Room.

  This is the perfect event for both expert galanthophiles and visitors who simply appreciate these shy but stunning early spring flowers. Nurseries: 10am to 3pm, both days in the Lecture Hall Guided walks: 11.30am Saturday

  Find out more

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  Snowdrop Weekend - RHS Garden Rosemoor

  oin us for RHS Garden Rosemoor's Snowdrop Weekend when we celebrate these early harbingers of spring. There will be specialist nurseries (Elworthy Cottage Plants, Triffids Nursery and Desireable Plants) in the Lecture Hall, free guided walks covering not only snowdrops but early spring-flowering bulbs at Rosemoor too plus a free, illustrated talk each day on 'Snowdrops in Context' by Dr Julian Sutton in our Small Garden Room.

  This is the perfect event for both expert galanthophiles and visitors who simply appreciate these shy but stunning early spring flowers. Nurseries: 10am to 3pm, both days in the Lecture Hall Guided walks: 11.30am Saturday

  Find out more

• 

  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.

Sunday, February 02, 2020

• 

  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 
• 

  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.

• 

  Snowdrop Weekend - RHS Garden Rosemoor

  oin us for RHS Garden Rosemoor's Snowdrop Weekend when we celebrate these early harbingers of spring. There will be specialist nurseries (Elworthy Cottage Plants, Triffids Nursery and Desireable Plants) in the Lecture Hall, free guided walks covering not only snowdrops but early spring-flowering bulbs at Rosemoor too plus a free, illustrated talk each day on 'Snowdrops in Context' by Dr Julian Sutton in our Small Garden Room.

  This is the perfect event for both expert galanthophiles and visitors who simply appreciate these shy but stunning early spring flowers. Nurseries: 10am to 3pm, both days in the Lecture Hall Guided walks: 11.30am Saturday

  Find out more

• 

  Snowdrop Weekend - RHS Garden Rosemoor

  oin us for RHS Garden Rosemoor's Snowdrop Weekend when we celebrate these early harbingers of spring. There will be specialist nurseries (Elworthy Cottage Plants, Triffids Nursery and Desireable Plants) in the Lecture Hall, free guided walks covering not only snowdrops but early spring-flowering bulbs at Rosemoor too plus a free, illustrated talk each day on 'Snowdrops in Context' by Dr Julian Sutton in our Small Garden Room.

  This is the perfect event for both expert galanthophiles and visitors who simply appreciate these shy but stunning early spring flowers. Nurseries: 10am to 3pm, both days in the Lecture Hall Guided walks: 11.30am Saturday

  Find out more

• 

  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.