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Old 23-10-2011, 15:48   #16
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Re: Paintings at the Haworth Art Gallery.

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An article by the recently retired curator Jenny Rennie.

Which details some of the history of the Haworth.

Both of the house, and the collection.

http://www.mcrh.mmu.ac.uk/pubs/pdf/m...ums_rennie.pdf
Interesting article -i wonder when was the last time anything was donated?

Are there any philanthropists around today or are they a thing of the past...

My mum did her thesis at Lancaster Uni. on Joseph Briggs and the Haworth Tiffany collection -must ask her what happened to it..

(Love the name by the way -shame it wasn't spelt Jenny (W)rennie!
At Uni. we had a graduate tutor called Bede Rundle (a philosopher) -obviously everyone called him Reed Bundle!)
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Old 23-10-2011, 15:55   #17
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(Love the name by the way -shame it wasn't spelt Jenny (W)rennie!
You should meet her brother.

Hen breeder Lenny.

Big family.

Penny, Benny, Kenny, Denny...and Albert.

There's many a Rennie.
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Old 23-10-2011, 20:44   #18
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You should meet her brother.

Hen breeder Lenny.

Big family.

Penny, Benny, Kenny, Denny...and Albert.

There's many a Rennie.
Presume they don't suffer from indigestion....
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Old 24-10-2011, 06:58   #19
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Old 28-10-2011, 15:59   #20
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Re: Paintings at the Haworth Art Gallery.

'His London exhibitions feature in Graves Dictionary, where he exhibited 2 paintings at the Royal Academy and four at Suffolk Street. He also exhibited in the North of England. Examples of his work may be found at Nottingham Museum and Art Gallery and Accrington Museum.'

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Old 31-10-2011, 13:27   #21
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Re: Paintings at the Haworth Art Gallery.

Went to visit Haworth yesterday to see the full Tiffany collection - love the nasturtium plaque -think it's my favourite piece, less obvious than some of the others but beautiful.

It was nice to see some of the pictures posted on this thread -my favourite "Laundress" was at the bottom of the stairs...provenance of the paintings was not written on them unfortunately.

Enjoyed the Accy Pals exhibition too and found 2 photos which are of interest to my aunt and a friend - wil be getting in touch with Retlaw about them shortly - well done for all the hard work Walter - seeing all those photos makes you realise they were people and not just numbers.

The trees in Oakhill Park and up at Haworth looked spectacular in the sunshine - great colours. It was a treat to re-visit an old haunt after many years...
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Enjoyed the Accy Pals exhibition too and found 2 photos which are of interest to my aunt and a friend - wil be getting in touch with Retlaw about them shortly - well done for all the hard work Walter - seeing all those photos makes you realise they were people and not just numbers.
Although I have already thanked him privately, I wanted to thank Walter (Retlaw) pubblicly for speedily sending me photos and articles relating to CP Renshaw (my Aunt's great-uncle) and JJackson (my friends ancestor) - both ladies were delighted with the information and in particular the photos as they had none of these relatives.
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