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Supporting museums Art we've helped buy A Chelsea Acanthus-Leaf Cream Jug

Art we’ve helped buy at Hastings Museum and Art Gallery

Taylor Collection of Native American ethnography
 Acquired 2004
Seated Woman
 Acquired 1989
Portrait Bust of Winifred Turner
 Acquired 1989
Marsh Road Days (Furtive Aching Painting I)
 Acquired 2010
Maiolica Dish
 Acquired 1956
Ludwigsburg milk jug
 Acquired 1984
Hastings: Fish Market on the Sands, Early Morning
 Acquired 2006
Dove
 Acquired 1989
Collection of Sketches
 Acquired 1937
Collection of Chinese Porcelain
 Acquired 1955
Children Playing by Fishermen's Huts, Hastings
 Acquired 2009
Boy and Girl on Doorstep of Dutch House
 Acquired 1955
All Saints Church
 Acquired 1937
A Chelsea Acanthus-Leaf Cream Jug
 Acquired 1981
1) Rye from the Marsh, Twilight; 2) Rye Church from North East; 3) Hastings, Old Town
 Acquired 2009
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