Highlights

• Exhibition featuring 18th century British artist, Paul Sandby
• Marking the bicentenary of the artist’s death
• Displaying over 80 works 

 

Days of Operation

Daily 
13th March – 13th June 2010

Royal Academy of Arts opening times
10am-6pm every day except Friday (last admission to galleries 5.30pm)
10am-10pm Friday (last admission to galleries 9.30pm)

 

Description

One of the leading figures of 18th century British art, Paul Sandby has long been considered the ‘father of English watercolour painting’. The exhibition will feature over 80 works and will promote the diversity of Sandby’s work stressing his cultural and geographical range as an artist. The exhibition will also mark the bicentenary of the artist’s death.

 

Additional Information

• Please note these are not timed entry tickets. Voucher to be exchanged on arrival for ticket and a time will be allocated.
• At busy times, there may be queuing involved to collect tickets.
• Exhibition organised by Nottingham City Museums and Galleries in association with Royal Academy of Arts, London

 

 

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