Manchester Art Gallery

Mosley Street
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M2 3JL
0161 235 8888

www.manchestergalleries.org

Paintings 16th-21st C
Furniture and household objects
Silver and metalwork
Ceramics and glass
Craft and design

Manchester Art Gallery houses the city's art collection. Extended in 2002, the gallery now occupies three buildings, including a Grade 1 listed structure designed by Sir Charles Barry in 1824. Highlights of the collection include world-renowned Pre-Raphaelite paintings, works by Gainsborough, Stubbs, Turner and Lucian Freud, and a significant group of works by Adolphe Vallette, a French Impressionist who lived in Manchester and directly influenced Lowry, one of his pupils. English and Continental decorative arts, including ceramics, glass, metalwork and furniture are also housed in a craft and design gallery.

Free entry to all

• Disabled Access
• Refreshments
• Shop
• Children's Events
• Baby Changing Facilities

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