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John Piper in the Countryside

By Richard Turkington | 06/05/2025 |

Opening on Saturday 31st May 2025 until 22nd June (see below) This fabulous exhibition will be displayed in a medieval timbered barn and the extensive gardens will be open for the first time under the National Gardens Scheme, the Estate also offers accommodation and ‘Sow’ has just opened down the road, an innovative ‘farm-to-fork’ restaurant…

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Offering a new collection of affordable and original mid-century prints

By Richard Turkington | 11/07/2014

Russell Sidney Reeve (1895-1970) was a talented artist and etcher who was very active in the mid-century period. He began life as an architect then attended the Slade School of Art where he further developed his skills in drawing. Reeve lived in London but had strong connections with the countryside, especially with Suffolk. Reeve exhibited…

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So when did the fifties become ‘mid-century’?

By Richard Turkington | 11/07/2014

Whilst the early twentieth century is clearly associated with Art Nouveau and the inter-war period with Art Deco, the distinctive designs from the post-war period have lacked a similar identity. This is about to change as the term ‘mid-century’ gains wider currency. Although the century is not obvious, the first of a 2 part article…

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