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Art we’ve helped buy at Reading Museum

Torc (neckring)
 Acquired 2003
Tivoli
 Acquired 1991
Thirty-eight watercolours and drawings of Reading
 Acquired 1992
The Wokingham Hoard
 Acquired 2000
The Traveller
 Acquired 2001
The Moulsford Torc
 Acquired 1961
The Haunted Man & charcoal sketches
 Acquired 1949
Stones and Bones
 Acquired 2005
Sportsmen Regaling
 Acquired 1936
Snowdonia, North Wales
 Acquired 1992
Silchester collection of Roman antiquities
 Acquired 1978
Side Canal, Venice
 Acquired 1955
Seated Man
 Acquired 2001
Romanesque capital
 Acquired 1971
Ricketts Collection
 Acquired 1932
Richard Warde's Ring
 Acquired 1970
Retirement
 Acquired 1990
Red, Black and White Construction
 Acquired 2013
Red Bouquet and Striped Jug
 Acquired 2003
Rebecca
 Acquired 1987
Pair of Chinese famille verte Bowls
 Acquired 1955
North Front of the Abbey Gate, Reading
 Acquired 1985
Miguel D Ceventies
 Acquired 2009
Landscape
 Acquired 1936
In Windsor Park
 Acquired 1946
Fire and Food & Fire and Faith
 Acquired 1995
Figure of an Eagle
 Acquired 1980
Electioneering Goblet Made in connexion with the Reading Parliamentary election
 Acquired 1966
Earthenware barber's bowl
 Acquired 1992
Du Maurier Bequest
 Acquired 1934
Continental Street Scene
 Acquired 1955
Collection of photographic prints
 Acquired 2005
Collection of fragments of Reading Abbey
 Acquired 1977
Clear Glass Sculpture with Shells and Textured Gold Disc
 Acquired 2008
Caversham Bridge, near Reading
 Acquired 1973
Burning Phoenix
 Acquired 2003
A Woman in Meditation
 Acquired 2001
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