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A View in the neighbourhood of Florence

Thomas Patch

Art Funded
1944
Dimensions
86 x 143 cm
Presented by
Sir Alec & Lady Martin through The Art Fund
One of 26 gifts to 19 museums by Sir Alec Martin or Sir Alec and Lady Martin through the Art Fund between 1935 and 1967.

Oil on canvas

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Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery

Queen Street, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3RX
01392 665858
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Art we’ve helped buy at Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery

Specimens from an imaginary voyage
 Acquired 2016
Odeon; Changes
 Acquired 2016
William 3rd Viscount Courtenay
 Acquired 2010
View Between the Quay Gate and West Gate Outside the City Walls, Exeter
 Acquired 2002
Two mounted German stoneware jugs
 Acquired 2012
Three coins
 Acquired 1995
The Wife of the Artist
 Acquired 2001
The South Gate, Exeter
 Acquired 2002
The Quay, Exeter
 Acquired 2016
The Meeting of Charles II and Sir Henry Lee
 Acquired 1934
The Gilbert Spoon
 Acquired 2013
The Corfield Spoon Collection
 Acquired 1995
Self-Portait of Francis Hayman
 Acquired 1953
Secret Life of Plants
 Acquired 2011
Relief of The Last Judgement
 Acquired 1991
Preparation
 Acquired 1994
Portrait of James Northcote aged 78
 Acquired 1999
Portrait of Captain Proby
 Acquired 1955
Portrait of a lady in the artist's studio (Mrs Hayman?)
 Acquired 2007
Porte del Batistero Di Firenze
 Acquired 1991
Poem
 Acquired 2001
Panshanger Park
 Acquired 1968
Mountain Valley
 Acquired 1939
Lovers
 Acquired 2001
Longcase musical clock
 Acquired 1970
Landscape with Angelica and Medora
 Acquired 1988
John Rolle Walter
 Acquired 2008
Honiton, Devonshire
 Acquired 1971
Half-crown of Charles I
 Acquired 2003
Group of six dance crests
 Acquired 1996
Group of drawings of Exeter and the surrounding landscape and villages
 Acquired 2006
Golden Fields of Rice
 Acquired 2010
Fields and Village on the Nile
 Acquired 2009
Elizabethan panelled room from Exeter
 Acquired 2001
Du Maurier Bequest
 Acquired 1934
Dolbardarn Castle and Llyn Peris
 Acquired 1971
Designs for ceiling of chapel at Exeter University
 Acquired 1976
Declaration half crown
 Acquired 1993
Dead Calm: Sunset at the Bight of Exmouth
 Acquired 1976
Costume design for 'the Mikado'
 Acquired 1932
Communion Cup and Paten Cover
 Acquired 2012
Collection of Saxon coins
 Acquired 1995
Collection of Etchings
 Acquired 1939
Collection of ecclesiastical wood carving
 Acquired 1937
Collection of 55 pieces of Martinware pottery
 Acquired 1970
Coin of Edward the Martyr
 Acquired 1998
Coin of Edward the Confessor
 Acquired 1998
Coin of Edward the Confessor
 Acquired 1998
Coin of Edward the Confessor
 Acquired 1998
Chasuble
 Acquired 2003
By the Waters of Babylon
 Acquired 2001
Buckfastleigh Abbey, Devonshire
 Acquired 1979
Berry Pomeroy Castle
 Acquired 1939
Bamberg
 Acquired 1939
A View of Florence
 Acquired 1944
A View in the neighbourhood of Florence
 Acquired 1944
A Devonshire Valley
 Acquired 1968
A caricature group in Florence
 Acquired 1935
3 Prints
 Acquired 2001
'An Angel Holding a Senser' & 'St Maugan'
 Acquired 1999


Exhibitions at Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery

Temporarily closed

Local Art Show 2020

Temporarily closed
Thomas Patch, Italian Port Scene-Sunrise, c1770

Exeter's Fine Art Collection: A Sense of Place

Temporarily closed
Devonia lace

By Royal Appointment: Devon Lace-makers

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