In with the new  The Art Class Gertrude Offord c1897
This exhibition celebrates some of Norwich Castle’s new acquisitions over the last decade. The display includes works previously unseen and demonstrates the range of works of art that now have a place in the permanent collection. Watercolour in Britain: Travelling with Colour A major exhibition of 100 top watercolours by leading artists such as Girtin, Turner and Cotman, then on through the 19th century via Edward Lear and Rossetti to John Singer Sargent, John Piper, Elizabeth Blackadder & Anish Kapoor in the late 20th century. Loans from Tate Britain, the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle and Museums Sheffield. This exhibition is part of a Heritage Lottery Fund partnership project entitled The Great British Art Debate.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Fetges, c.1927 © Tate, London 2009 Beatles to Bowie: The 60s Exposed Transferring from the National Portrait Gallery, this evocative show of 1960s photographs will be hugely popular with a wide range of people. All the iconic pop stars of 50 years ago are here – captured by the greatest photographers of the day, from David Bailey and Robert Whitaker to Cecil Beaton. Take a trip back to an extraordinary decade!
The Beatles Bridget Riley: FLASHBACK
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The Art of Faith In collaboration with the University of East Anglia, Norwich Castle is curating a glittering exhibition of religious art works from many faiths which represent the history of religious beliefs in Norfolk from prehistory to the present day. Exhibits will include paintings, sculptures, illuminated manuscripts, silver, stained glass and textiles.
The Seven Sorrows of the Virgin, 1512-1520 also known as The Ashwellthorpe Triptych Master of the Legend of the Magdalen. |
