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Rediscovered drawings by young Gainsborough to go on display for the first time

Twenty-five landscape drawings reattributed to Thomas Gainsborough (1727–88) will go on display for the first time in an exhibition Young Gainsbo

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Double-sided Thomas Gainsborough sketches reveal his desire to save paper

Double-sided Thomas Gainsborough sketches reveal his desire to save paper
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'We're ready for you': English galleries and museums throw open their doors | Museums

With few overseas tourists, curators think there has never been a better time for Britons to see their own national treasures

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'We're ready for you': English galleries and museums throw open their doors

‘We’re ready for you’: English galleries and museums throw open their doors Vanessa Thorpe © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty Images Leading museum and gallery directors have urged the public to grab a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see national treasures up close when the buildings reopen in England on Monday. Social distancing means that great art, like the newly restored Gainsborough, Cornard Wood, at the National Gallery, or the precious archaeological finds from Sutton Hoo in the British Museum, will be easier to examine than ever before – all due to government bailouts. It is an enticing offer, although one that stands to be taken up most readily by privileged sections of the population.

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