This page gives details of displays of Brangwyn's works. "Permanent" displays are listed below, with contact details, after the temporary exhibitions that we know about.
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For those of you who want to gen up on the artist before the exhibitions, Libby Horner is available to give lectures or conduct study days anywhere, anytime to any size of audience. For information contact Libby.
If your Gallery or Museum has a permanent display of Brangwyn's work please let us know! We'd also appreciate information about any Brangwyns on temporary display.
First floor of the museum which is open 9.30-17.00, closed Mondays, and the entry fee is 2.5 Euro or 8 Euro for a combined Groeningemuseum/Arenthuis ticket. Information in the museum is now in four languages - Dutch, French, English and German.
St Andrei's Monastery at Zevenkerken, just outside Bruges, also has a stained glass window designed by Brangwyn in the Chapel of the Holy Cross.
Brangwyn Hall, The Guildhall, Swansea SA1 4PE
Brangwyn's famous British Empire murals originally intended for the Royal Gallery, Westminster. Cartoons for the panels are also hung in the corridors of the Guildhall. The Guildhall is open to the public.
Cardiff, National Museum of Wales, Cathays Park, Cardiff CF10 3NP. Two of the preparatory panels for the Royal Gallery, Westminster, are placed in the main entrance hall. They date from the time when the scheme represented WW1.
Leeds City Art Gallery, The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AA
Main staircase and Sam Wilson Room (including the 1905 Venice Biennale panels). Admission free.
Telephone: 0113 247 8248
Leeds, St Aidan's Church, Roundhay Road (A58) about 2 miles from City Centre
Open by appointment. Contact Barrie Pepper, Church Communications Officer on barrie.pepper@ntworld.com
Mildura Arts Centre, Victoria, Australia
A large cartoon for St Aidan's church, Leeds; a mural designed for the Ghent exhibition in 1913 entitled 'Steelworkers'; plus various other works.
Royal Exchange, corner of Cornhill and Threadneedle Street, City of London
Now a shopping mall but go to mezzanine floor and Brangwyn's mural is to the left of the main entrance, with Leighton's on the right and the good and great of the era distributed round the hall.
Royston & District Museum, Lower King Street, Royston SG8 5AL
Good selection of loan collection of ceramics upstairs including a set designed by Brangwyn for Clarice Cliff's Bizarre range in 1934.
Open Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday 10am-4.45pm. Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays Easter-September only 2-4.45pm. Tel: 01763 242587
William Morris Gallery, Water House, Lloyd Park, Forest Road, Walthamstow E17 4PP
First floor of Gallery which is open weekdays 10-5 (closed for lunch 1-2pm). Closed Bank Holidays. Admission free.
Telephone: 0208 527 5544