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Art and Artists

  • An introduction to Hertfordshire's public art
    An introduction to Hertfordshire's public art
    Art in unexpected places
  • Eileen Soper, Artist and Illustrator
    Eileen Soper, Artist and Illustrator
    Eileen Soper, Artist and Illustrator of Enid Blyton's, Famous Five books.
  • From The Air
    From The Air
    Mapping a journey in glass
  • Libury Hall
    Libury Hall
    art by residents
  • Lucy Kemp-Welch: Artist and Teacher
    Lucy Kemp-Welch: Artist and Teacher
    Lucy Kemp-Welch, former Bushey resident, talented British artist, teacher and also a student of the Herkomer's Art School.
  • Van Gogh in Hertfordshire
    Van Gogh in Hertfordshire
    An exhibition at Tate Britain celebrates Van Gogh’s time in Britain.  He worked in Covent Garden and lived in Brixton and ...
  • Textile Arts

    Textile Arts (3)

  • Welwyn Craftworkers Guild

    Welwyn Craftworkers Guild (2)

  • Hertfordshire's County Art Collection

    Hertfordshire's County Art Collection (2)

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    Cussans reports that George Robson, by a deed dated in 1616, gave 12 poles of land (303 sq m) ‘whereon ...
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