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© David Brangwyn

Millwheel at Montreuil

Sir Frank Brangwyn

Art Funded
1967
Dimensions
32 x 39 cm
Bequeathed by
M A V Cochran through The Art Fund
Part of two bequests to two museums by M A V Cochran through the Art Fund in 1966 and 1967.

Provenance

Miss M.A.V.Cochran.

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Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum

East Cliff Promenade, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH1 3AA
01202 451858
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Opening times

Tue – Sun & Bank Holiday Mons, 10am ​– 5pm Closed Good Friday and 25 Dec

Art we’ve helped buy at Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum

Yacht sur la Riviere
 Acquired 1967
Well-Head, Carved Panel & Lion's Mask
 Acquired 1931
View in the Strada Nomentana
 Acquired 1955
Venus Verticordia
 Acquired 1945
The Peasants Repast
 Acquired 1955
The Lane to Bagborough
 Acquired 1968
The Cardinal
 Acquired 1959
The Beach
 Acquired 2003
Study for a composition
 Acquired 1968
Still Life
 Acquired 1968
Still Life
 Acquired 1968
Still Life
 Acquired 1968
Standing Female Nude
 Acquired 2003
Sleep
 Acquired 1968
Shipping in a calm
 Acquired 1955
Sea Road
 Acquired 1968
River Clyde
 Acquired 2003
Print: Wilton Diptych
 Acquired 1968
Millwheel at Montreuil
 Acquired 1967
Fan
 Acquired 1967
Evening Light
 Acquired 1968
Drawings for 'Punch' magazine
 Acquired 1934
Costume Design for 'The Merchant of Venice'
 Acquired 1932
Chinese Wooden Figure
 Acquired 1933
Apollo Pythion
 Acquired Not in Review
1) Fool with a Bird; 2) Masked Fool; 3) Song; 4) Angel
 Acquired 2001


Exhibitions at Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum

Last Chance
Manchu Bride

China through the lens of John Thomson, (1868 -1872)

Evelyn De Morgan, sketch for Aurora Triumphans, 1877-78

Misattribution: From Burne-Jones to De Morgan

Opening Soon
Leslie Moffat Ward, The Bay from Durely Chine, 1920-30

Romanticising Dorset: The Paintings and Prints of Leslie Moffat Ward

Sublime Symmetry: The Mathematics behind De Morgan’s Ceramic Designs

  • Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum, Bournemouth
  • 14 June 2019 – 2 February 2020
  • Free with National Art Pass
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