Historic Painting that Hung in Durham County Hall Finds New Home After 60 Years
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Durham County Hall Artwork Relocated to Ushaw for Public Display - Durham Magazine
A long-standing artwork from Durham’s County Hall has found a new home. Durham County Council’s collections team has carefully relocated the Building of Durham Cathedral and is now on public display at Ushaw Historic House, Chapel & Gardens. The seven-metre-wide painting depicts Durham Cathedral as it was being constructed in the 11th Century. The artwork was created by renowned North East-based artist Thomas William Pattison, whose works also a…
Historic painting finds new home
A painting which has hung in Durham’s County Hall for decades has found a new home. The Building of Durham Cathedral, a seven-metre-wide painting depicting the cathedral’s construction in the eleventh century, has been moved to Ushaw Historic House, Chapel & Gardens, where it is now on display. The artwork was transferred…
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