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Bryan Pearce: Ways of Seeing

Friday 9th October / 2pm to 3:30pm

Free to all - no annual pass required. Booking essential.

Join Mike Dymond in his talk and workshop intoducing the work of Bryan Pearce, featuring some rarely seen works from the collection. The talk will be followed by a workshop where attendees will be invited to explore Bryan Pearce's style with some informal sketching. No previous art experience or resources required, only curiosity and enthusiasm!

Encouraged by his mother, Bryan Pearce started painting at a young age around his home town of St. Ives. In his artwork, he paints the life around him from his own unique perspective and became well known for his harbour scenes, full of life and interest. Upon his death, a large collection of Bryan Pearce's artworks came to the museum, including some of his earliest work from the early 1950s. 

 

This event is part of the Art History Festival, a UK-wide, free, annual event for the public, organised and promoted by the Association for Art History. You can find more events here.

Artwork image: 'Monday', 1959 by Bryan Pearce. Bequeathed to the museum in 2007.

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Bryan Pearce: Ways of Seeing

Friday 9th October / 2pm to 3:30pm

Free to all - no annual pass required. Booking essential.

Join Mike Dymond in his talk and workshop intoducing the work of Bryan Pearce, featuring some rarely seen works from the collection. The talk will be followed by a workshop where attendees will be invited to explore Bryan Pearce's style with some informal sketching. No previous art experience or resources required, only curiosity and enthusiasm!

Encouraged by his mother, Bryan Pearce started painting at a young age around his home town of St. Ives. In his artwork, he paints the life around him from his own unique perspective and became well known for his harbour scenes, full of life and interest. Upon his death, a large collection of Bryan Pearce's artworks came to the museum, including some of his earliest work from the early 1950s. 

 

This event is part of the Art History Festival, a UK-wide, free, annual event for the public, organised and promoted by the Association for Art History. You can find more events here.

Artwork image: 'Monday', 1959 by Bryan Pearce. Bequeathed to the museum in 2007.

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