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Visit Ann Bryant for art’s sake

By Barbara Hollands - 22 March 2016
HISTORIC GEMS: These portraits of poet William Wordsworth, left, and his brother-in-law Sir Thomas Monkhouse were painted by Richard Carruthers in 1817 and are a key element of the Ann Bryant Art Gallery's permanent collection, according to assistant curator Terry Flynn Picture: BARBARA HOLLANDS
HISTORIC GEMS: These portraits of poet William Wordsworth, left, and his brother-in-law Sir Thomas Monkhouse were painted by Richard Carruthers in 1817 and are a key element of the Ann Bryant Art Gallery's permanent collection, according to assistant curator Terry Flynn Picture: BARBARA HOLLANDS
The Ann Bryant Art Gallery’s esteemed and diverse permanent collection is back on display in the gracious rooms of what was once the Edwardian home of avid art collector Ann Bryant.
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