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Gunnersbury Park
Maxwell Ashby Armfield, 1933
Maxwell Ashby Armfield painted this romantic view of Gunnersbury Park soon after the house and grounds became a public park and museum in the late 1920s. Armfield, who trained in Birmingham and Paris, is well known as a member of the Arts and Crafts Movement. This record of the landscape and buildingÂ’s history will now be displayed at Gunnersbury Park Museum when it reopens after renovation in 2017.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Gunnersbury Park, 1933
Date supported
2016
Medium and material
oil on canvas
Dimensions
86 x 76 cm
Grant
611
Total cost
2108
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