Drawn mainly from Private Collections, this exhibition investigates the ways the stories, individuals and themes for each work link up across different media and decades and how the juxtapositions of apparently very different pieces of newer and historical work are being embraced by collectors now.
So, if you are dreaming of placing a magnificent sculptural work by Hans Coper on a mantelpiece in front of a striking painting by Terry Frost or creating a contemporary installation of work by Edmund de Waal, Ashley Howard and Tracey Emin then come and visit us.
Artists featured include: Hans Coper, Ian Davenport, Mike Dodds, Tracey Emin, Mary Fedden, Terry Frost, Ashley Howard, Ewen Henderson, Patrick Heron, Roger Hilton, Albert Irvin, Janet Leach, Eduardo Paolozzi, William Plumptre, Kenneth Quick, Lucie Rie, William Scott, Graham Sutherland, Ruthanne Tudball, Euan Uglow, Edmund de Waal, John Ward.
J&J Rawlin’s contemporary potters Ashley Howard, William Plumptre and Ruthanne Tudball have created new works specifically for this exhibition.
