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The neoclassical building was a major work by Sir Charles Barry who designed it for the Manchester Institution for Fine Arts as a club for the local industries, temporary exhibition gallery, life-class and a lecture hall. Completed in 1834 it became the Art Gallery in 1882. The building was restored in 1978 to become as closely to the original as possible.

The official site of the Manchester City Art Gallery

Heald Place Primary school came in on a very snowy day to partake in Xmas themed activities and to help with the tree decorations. Vivid Photo Visual from Stockport really captured the moment and atmosphere with their wonderful camera work.
Hope you enjoy and a very Merry Christmas to you from the Education team!
from YOU TUBE

ART MASTERPIECES in the Manchester City Art Gallery include:
William TURNER: Thomson's Aeolian Harp
Claude Lorraine: Landscape with the Adoration of the Golden Calf
Duccio: Crucifixion
Thomas GAINSBOROUGH: Peasant Girl Gathering Faggots in a Wood
Camille PISARRO: Village Street
Paul GAUGUIN: Le Port de Dieppe
Brown: Work
Lorraine Landscape with the Adoration of the Golden Calf
David Hockney Celia
John Herring Senior Ducks in the Stream
George STUBBS Cheetah and Stag with Two Indians
Camille PISSARRO Village Street 1871
William TURNER watercolors
Lord Leighton Captive Andromache


	Ophelia, 1851-53 Arthur Hughes from

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