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Elizabeth and Stanhope Forbes were very much the power couple of British Impressionism, with both artists already well established and enjoying success at the time of their marriage in 1889.
This brand-new exhibition features what’s being described as a ‘sumptuous’ selection of their artworks. The show includes many pieces that are on loan from Penlee House Gallery & Museum, and which are visiting Worcester for the very first time.
Also on display in the exhibition is Stanhope’s Chadding On Mounts Bay, one of the most widely admired and beloved paintings in Worcester City’s Fine Art collection.
Image: Stanhope Forbes, Lighting Up Time, 1902, courtesy of the Bowerman Charitable Trust.
Worcester Guildhall, Worcester
uesday – Saturday 10am – 4pm and Sunday 10am – 3pm £6