Apart from thr regular collection the Victoria Gallery runs some quite good visiting exhibitions,The current Lautrec exxibition is well worth visiting TOP TIP: Given the medical situation check to see they are still open before travelling.
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Victoria Art Gallery Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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The Victoria Museum of Art was founded in 1897 and only officially opened to the public in May 1900. Most of the collections are 19th-century art works, which are not large in scale. The paintings on the second floor cover from the 15th century to the middle of the 20th century. There are many works by John Nash. "The Bride of Death" painted by Thomas Jones Barker is worth savoring, and there are many other sculptures to appreciate.
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Victoria Art Gallery Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Apart from thr regular collection the Victoria Gallery runs some quite good visiting exhibitions,The current Lautrec exxibition is well worth visiting TOP TIP: Given the medical situation check to see they are still open before travelling.
Many exhibitions in this art museum are free to open. There are quite a lot of art here. The Victorian Art Museum is also one of the good places to visit. There are quite a lot of things to visit.
The Victoria Museum is not very far from the city center. Walk east along the famous bridge. The end of the building neatly arranged on both sides of a huge fountain is the building backed by a huge garden. Although the entire gallery is not large in scale, And there is a large restaurant below where you can drink coffee in the sun. The exhibits are mainly located on the second floor area, mainly modernist realism.
If traveling to Bath, you might think of Roman baths, monasteries, tea and scones, and anything about Jane Austen. But they also have a wonderful art gallery, the Victoria Gallery, which is just across the street from the famous Poulterney Bridge, and the main gallery entrance is free, with tickets being asked to view their larger temporary exhibition.
But stay here all afternoon, I don't like some special exhibition areas to pay extra. I like some artwork here.