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© Laing Art Gallery

The Breton Shepherdess

Paul Gauguin

Art Funded
1945
Dimensions
61 x 74 cm
Bequeathed by
Mrs D M Fulford through The Art Fund
Part of a collection of 27 works bequeathed to the Art Fund by Mrs Fulford and distributed to 17 different public collections.

Oil on canvas

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Art we’ve helped buy at Laing Art Gallery

Landscape with Red Wheels
 Acquired 2018
Villa Joe
 Acquired 2013
View of Newcastle upon Tyne taken from a windmill to the eastward of St Ann's
 Acquired 2005
Two Okimone
 Acquired 1991
The Seventh Plague of Egypt
 Acquired 1976
The Sawley Flagon
 Acquired 1952
The New Force
 Acquired 1949
The Last Man
 Acquired 1928
The Garthorne Plate
 Acquired 1996
The Expulsion of Adam and Eve from Paradise
 Acquired 1976
The Entrance to Carisbrooke Castle
 Acquired 1976
The Breton Shepherdess
 Acquired 1945
The Bayrheed Mazer
 Acquired 1997
The Bard
 Acquired 1951
Stage designs
 Acquired 1932
Solitude
 Acquired 1976
Silver tankard
 Acquired 1975
Side cabinet
 Acquired 1999
Shap Fell
 Acquired 1936
Shall I resign?
 Acquired 1941
Secretaire-Bookcase
 Acquired 1963
Reflection, Cambridge
 Acquired
Queen Anne cylindrical tankard and cover
 Acquired 1938
Priory and Castle, above Priors Haven Bay, Tynemouth
 Acquired 1996
Presentation punch bowl
 Acquired 1992
Portrait of Thomas Balston
 Acquired 1968
Portrait of Mrs Robinson as Perdita
 Acquired 1955
Portrait of Mrs Leathart and her Three Children
 Acquired 1998
Portrait of Mrs John Martin
 Acquired 1976
Portrait of Mrs Elizabeth Riddell
 Acquired 1966
Portrait of Captain, Robert Fenwick and his wife Isabella Orde and her sister Ann
 Acquired 1997
Porringer
 Acquired 1986
Pair of candlesticks
 Acquired 1991
Newcastle Race Cup
 Acquired 1989
Newcastle Bridge
 Acquired 1936
Morpeth Bridge, Northumberland
 Acquired 1979
Michael Bryan and his Family
 Acquired 1958
Linear Motif in Black & White
 Acquired 2009
Laus Veneris
 Acquired 1972
Landscapes of Northumberland
 Acquired 1934
Landscape with Figures on a Stile
 Acquired 1976
Lalita
 Acquired 1968
Julia
 Acquired 1999
Head and Shoulders of a Young Girl
 Acquired 2004
Gideon
 Acquired 2009
Germania (To the Brothel)
 Acquired 1989
George II Teapot
 Acquired 1938
George I cylindrical tankard and cover
 Acquired 1938
Fruit Bowl
 Acquired 1995
Fisher Folk
 Acquired 1993
Edwin and Angelina
 Acquired 1976
Durham
 Acquired 1947
Du Maurier Bequest
 Acquired 1934
Cowbar Breakwater Staithes, Heavy Seas in the Harbour Mouth, Early Evening
 Acquired 1992
Commemorative bowl
 Acquired 1986
Collection of Etchings
 Acquired 1939
Clytie
 Acquired 1976
Classical Landscape
 Acquired 1976
Church of St Nicholas, Newcastle-on-Tyne
 Acquired 1942
Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland
 Acquired 1995
Bowl
 Acquired 2002
Blown Away Vase: Collision of Particles
 Acquired 1994
Ascension Day on the Tyne
 Acquired 1995
Arundel Park
 Acquired 1936
Amongst the Shingles at Clovelly
 Acquired 1976
A collection of North country and Nailsea glass
 Acquired 1943
A Claret Decanter
 Acquired 1980
4 Heraldic Shields
 Acquired 1931


Exhibitions at Laing Art Gallery

Temporarily closed
Girl in Blue, 1925 (oil on canvas), by Dod Procter (1892-1972) / Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK

Challenging Convention

Temporarily closed
Designs for Midland Hotel, Morecombe, Oliver Hill & John Dean Monroe Harvey Drawing, 1932

Art Deco by the Sea

Temporarily closed
Evelyn de Morgan, The Captives, c1915 © De Morgan Collection, courtesy of the De Morgan Foundation

William and Evelyn De Morgan: Two of the Rarest Spirits of the Age

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