Exhibition of Newly Discovered Old Paintings and Drawings to Open in Wickham Market
An exhibition of newly discovered old paintings and drawings titled, ‘Collector’s Choice’ Exhibition will be on at The East Anglian Traditional Art Centre in Wickham Market near Woodbridge from Saturday 19th April until Saturday 3rd May (closed Sunday and Monday), 11am - 4pm.
More than sixty oil paintings, pencil drawings and watercolours will be on display and for sale.
Many of the newly discovered pictures are by George Thomas Rope who lived in the village of Blaxhall, in Suffolk, an avidly collected artist who was also a natural historian; he died in 1929.
The Exhibition will also showcase works by Harry Becker, George Frost, George Rope, John Moore and Robert Burrows.
John Day, of the East Anglian Traditional Art Centre, commented, “We research and encourage interest in the artist George Rope, having held some of his works in our Collection for over sixty years. This is a rare opportunity to study a group of his pictures, some of which are for sale for the first time. Our objective at the Art Centre is to promote interest in the Fine Art produced by Suffolk Artists working between 1750 and 1950, many of whom exhibited at the Fine Art Club in Ipswich in the 19th century.”
For further details visit www.eatac.co.uk or telephone 01728 747050.