Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum
In our July group email, we pose the Art Quiz question: St. Pancras, London was painted in 1927 by Paul Nash (1889-1946) and was acquired by the Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum in 1954. For more details, click here. Paul Nash was at different times in his career a landscape artist, a war artist and Read More …
Our 2020 AGM will be held as a ‘virtual’ meeting on Tuesday 21 July, 6 for 6:15 pm. For details and the agenda, please click here. To view the minutes from the 2019 AGM, click here. To view the Accounts, click on the following links: Balance Sheet Funds P&L split P&L To view the Chair’s report, Read More …
In our June group email, we pose the Art Quiz question: Leslie Cole was a war artist between 1942 and 1946. His painting Stirlings in Production depicts workers in an aircraft factory, but later he recorded scenes in newly liberated prisons and camps in Singapore and Germany. Which of the following artists – all of Read More …
Our Chair, Adrian Barlow, has written an article for the latest edition of the Cheltenham Arts Council’s Perspectives magazine (pages 2-3). To read it, click here.
Sponsors The following have generously provided sponsorship to the conference PJ Crook PJ Crook is an artist with an international reputation whose paintings, often of crowds on a monumental scale, are in public collections in this country, France, the USA, Canada, the Middle East and Japan. Dean Close School Dean Close Read More …
Our new website has gone live on 1 September 2015. Please bookmark it as one of your Favourites and visit it frequently for news and information. Use ‘Contact Us’ or the contact details on ‘Meet The Trustees’ to let us know what you think or if you have news that you would like to share Read More …