Landscapes of War

  ‘Landscapes of War’ is a dry-point print by the local artist, Sir William Rothenstein, and is in the Bradford Print Collection, which is a part of the Bradford Museum and Galleries Service.  It is numbered five of twelve dry point prints made by Rothenstein during his time as an Official…

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Valley Pasture, Marsh Meadows.

    Valley Pasture, Marsh Meadows is an oil on canvas painting, measuring H 131 x W 184 cm, by Bertram Priestman, dated 1902, and is in the permanent collection of the Bradford Museums and Galleries Service. It is scene of summer in all its lazy verdant splendour. It depicts a…

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‘Claire’

  ‘Claire’ is an oil on canvas portrait painted by Charles Henry Kerr (1858 – 1907) in the Bradford Museums & Galleries collection. Charles Kerr was a British genre, landscape and portrait painter, best known for his book illustrations for the adventure novels of H. Rider Haggard. ‘Claire’ was gifted to…

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His Majesty’s Mail, Kilnsey Crag, 1920

  ‘His Majesty’s Mail, Kilnsey Crag, 1920’,  an oil on canvas painting by the local artist, Bertram Priestman, depicts a Royal Mail coach making its way toward Burnsall. The heights of Kilnsey Crag, near Grassington, are shown in the middle background, and Simons Seat above the Wharfe Valley is shown…

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Far Westfield, Haworth Moor

‘Far Westfield, Haworth Moor’ is a painting by the locally-born artist, Joseph (Joe) Pighills and is in the Bradford Museum and Galleries Service.  Joe was to paint this same scene on a number of occasions, including in watercolour, but this version is painted in oils on board and measures 59.5 x…

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An Interrupted Picnic

‘An Interrupted Picnic’  is a painting by Charles Sims, dated 1901, in the Bradford Museums and Galleries collection and in 2025 was on display at Cliffe Castle, Keighley.   It depicts a group of adults and children in the foreground making preparations to leave a picnic site as a storm sweeps…

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