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Women artists explore the "spirit inside" at Compton Verney - The Leamington Observer - Vimarsana News

Women artists explore the "spirit inside" at Compton Verney - The Leamington Observer

A Spirit Inside brings together two leading art collections - The Women’s Art Collection, which with 600 works is the largest collection of works by women artis

Women artists explore the "spirit inside" at Compton Verney - Vimarsana News

Women artists explore the "spirit inside" at Compton Verney

A Spirit Inside brings together two leading art collections - The Women’s Art Collection, which with 600 works is the largest collection of works by women artis

An Elisabeth Frink survey at the Dorset Museum & Art Gallery is the latest to have been prompted by the distribution of her estate - Vimarsana News

An Elisabeth Frink survey at the Dorset Museum & Art Gallery is the latest to have been prompted by the distribution of her estate

A dozen museums throughout the UK have received works by the artist, who died in 1993

Sculptor Elisabeth Frink exhibition at Dorset Museum - Vimarsana News

Sculptor Elisabeth Frink exhibition at Dorset Museum

Famed sculptor Dame Elisabeth Frink’s work will be showcased in Dorset in a first of its kind exhibition

Lyrical and dreamlike: A World of Private Mystery – British Neo-Romantics, at the Fry Art Gallery, reviewed - Vimarsana News

Lyrical and dreamlike: A World of Private Mystery – British Neo-Romantics, at the Fry Art Gallery, reviewed

‘My daughter’s moving to Saffron Walden, away from all this,’ said the railway man at Stratford station, gesturing at the tower blocks overlooking the platform. ‘It’s like going back to the 1970s and ’80s.’ For the neo-romantics the pastoral mode was an escape from the grimness of everyday wartime reality Further back, in the case