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Art we’ve helped buy at Mercer Art Gallery

Sherry, Sir?
 Acquired 2016
Women Bathing
 Acquired 2001
Venetian chandelier
 Acquired 1973
Three LNER posters of Harrogate
 Acquired 1996
Three bound volumes of Kokka
 Acquired 1947
The Private View, 1881
 Acquired 2008
The Choristers
 Acquired 1949
Study for Deserted - The Foundling
 Acquired 2015
Portrait of the Artist's Brother
 Acquired 1995
Porch of Ratisbon Cathedral
 Acquired 1955
Parson and Profiteer & Charcoal drawing of a Dancing Figure
 Acquired 1949
Many Happy Returns of the Day
 Acquired 1951
Man with Pipe
 Acquired 2001
Magician's Mirror, No.2
 Acquired 2003
London & North East Railway poster of Harrogate
 Acquired 1994
Lammermoor Water
 Acquired 2003
Knaresborough
 Acquired 1968
Isabelle Frith Reading
 Acquired 2015
Head of a Woman
 Acquired 2001
Head
 Acquired 2001
Harrogate - Royal Baths
 Acquired 1999
Du Maurier Bequest
 Acquired 1934
Drawing
 Acquired 1949
Collection of Leeds and Castleford Pottery
 Acquired 1957
Collection of Etchings
 Acquired 1939
Chiddingfold
 Acquired 1947
Canal Gates, Halifax
 Acquired 1947
Bear Woman & Landscape & Portrait
 Acquired 1933
Annie Gambart
 Acquired 2005
A Farmstead
 Acquired 1955
9 Drawings
 Acquired 2001
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