Study of Dorothy Barnard by John Singer Sargent RA (Courtesy Adelson Gallery)
Open Art Competition
Saturday 12th June - Sunday 20th June
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Saturday 12th June - Sunday 20th June
Click here to download the Open Art Competition Registration Form
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The theme for the 2010 Festival is John Singer Sargent and his iconic painting ‘Carnation’ Lily’ Lily, Rose’ which was painted in a Broadway garden. To find out more, click here
Exciting news from Tate Britain!
For the duration of Broadway Arts Festival 2010, they are prepared to loan two important sketches, made by John Singer Sargent in preparation for his major work 'Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose' (now permanently on show in the Tate collection). They are portrait sketches of Dolly and Polly Barnard, the two local girls depicted in the iconic work.
Not everyone realises that most artists, before commencing a detailed work, produce multiple preparatory sketches and drawings - they do not simply pose their subject and hope they stay still!
We are grateful to the Directors of Tate Britain for this generous gesture...
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Visit Broadway – Jewel of the Cotswolds …
The charming village of Broadway nestles beneath the Worcestershire hills of the Cotswolds. Today, Broadway attracts visitors from across the world – all drawn to the beauty and attractions of this quintessential English village.
Broadway is a lively and vibrant village with a superb range of unique shops and designer boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and hotels but is also steeped in history with its origins dating back to Roman times.
If you would like to attend the Festival and would like further details of where to stay and what to do, please visit www.beautifulbroadway.com
The charming village of Broadway nestles beneath the Worcestershire hills of the Cotswolds. Today, Broadway attracts visitors from across the world – all drawn to the beauty and attractions of this quintessential English village.
Broadway is a lively and vibrant village with a superb range of unique shops and designer boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and hotels but is also steeped in history with its origins dating back to Roman times.
If you would like to attend the Festival and would like further details of where to stay and what to do, please visit www.beautifulbroadway.com
