Weston Parkさんのイラストまとめ

Don't miss the Birmingham Society of Botanical Artists' fabulous exhibition in the Granary Art Gallery here at Weston. Open daily 11-4 and FREE of charge. Artist demos on 23, 24, 25, 26, and 29 Sept https://t.co/dNxQW7QYNq

Don't miss the Granary Art Gallery's new superb exhibition from the Society of Equestrian Artists which runs until the end of May https://t.co/URcuRb6auR Free entry daily from 11-4 and all work for sale!

We're thrilled to unveil this newly conserved Mary Beale painting of St Catherine in the Granary Art Gallery. A massive thank you to @artfund for their conservation grant which enabled the work to be undertaken. Come to see and learn about it! The Gallery's open FREE daily 11-4

Our Granary Art Gallery is open daily 11-4 showing fabulously detailed work by the Birmingham Society of Botanical Artists. All works are for sale and there are some stunning greetings cards available too! Not to be missed if you're coming to see the spring beauty of the grounds

This #TudorTuesday, we're looking to another subsidiary house, Castle Bromwich Hall, which formerly had the fabulous Bradford Table Carpet of c1600-15 & which can now normally be seen at @V_and_A #MuseumsUnlocked #MuseumFromHome Images: V&A

A very early C20 view of the south terrace, showing the formal gardens as William Brodrick Thomas had laid them out in the latter C19. The very eagled-eyed of you might be able to spot the Coade sundial on the top terrace! The house is still rendered with stucco #MuseumFromHome

Archery was a favourite sport of the Bridgeman family, with archery grounds at @Weston_Park, @cbhallgardens and an annual contest on Nesscliffe Hill. This is Ross's miniature of the eventual 3rd Earl of Bradford & his siblings which is in the Tapestry Room #MuseumFromHome

The children of the 5th Earl of Bradford - Lady Joan, Lady Diana (-who inspired our Enchanted Glen trail!), Lady Anne plus favourite teddy and Gerald, the eventual 6th Earl. The George III stool is still in the House and is one of a pair in the First Salon

John Ferneley's evocative painting of the interior of the 3rd Earl's stables at Newport Lodge, Melton Mowbray - the family's hunting box in Leicestershire shown in the photograph. The painting's a great greeting for visitors to the House at @Weston_Park ! #MondayMotivation

Mary's father in law, Francis Newport 1st Earl of Bradford amassed the art collection now at @Weston_Park, buying from sales including that of the executors of painter Peter Lely. Francis is shown here painted by Sir Godfrey Kneller