Description
Drawing on Tunnicliffe’s autobiographical writings, both published and unpublished, this talk explores the painter-printmaker’s upbringing on a Cheshire farm (as captured in his early etchings), his studies in London, his marriage to a fellow art student, and his later life on Anglesey. Vast and diverse, Tunnicliffe’s output invites us to reflect on the relationships between – and our attitudes towards – town and country, nature and culture, as well as art and commerce.| Period | 19 Jan 2022 |
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| Event title | Talks Programme, Macclesfield Museums |
| Event type | Other |
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Second Nature: The Prints of Charles Tunnicliffe RA
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C F Tunnicliffe Prints: A Catalogue Raisonné
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