H. H. Lines: Architecture, Archaeology and Art
This exhibition will explore the three main loves of renowned artist Henry Harris Lines: architecture, archaeology and landscapes.
Originally from Birmingham, Lines moved to Worcester in the mid-1830s to teach art and went on to explore areas in and around Worcestershire through different mediums including oils and watercolours, finding inspiration from the varied landscapes.
His appreciation for the world around him and the threats he perceived from advancing technology and development led to him preserve the memory of many interesting views, archaeological features, and historic buildings through art.
This exhibition will explore the three main loves of renowned artist Henry Harris Lines: architecture, archaeology and landscapes.
Originally from Birmingham, Lines moved to Worcester in the mid-1830s to teach art and went on to explore areas in and around Worcestershire through different mediums including oils and watercolours, finding inspiration from the varied landscapes.
His appreciation for the world around him and the threats he perceived from advancing technology and development led to him preserve the memory of many interesting views, archaeological features, and historic buildings through art.
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