Mark your calendars! The Pallant House Gallery will present a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition dedicated to William Nicholson, featuring never-before-seen works from 22 November 2025 to 10 May 2026. For more information, visit: https://t.co/whqaUjcbEO
A new crop circle has appeared at The Gallops, Sutton Veny - the very landscape depicted in William Nicholson’s 1927 painting Snow on the Horseshoe.
Explore the connection between art and landscape:
🔗 https://t.co/XgctE8yE3B
This will be of interest to any at @RobertGravesSoc@TheWNTrust@war_poets@WarPoetsAssn and others who are able to visit Sussex this Summer. Tickets are free on Eventbrite but must be booked. WN was Robert Graves's father-in-law for his first marriage to Nancy Nicholson.
'A Was an Artist', an upcoming exhibition marking the 150th year after Nicholson's birth, centring on his life in Rottingdean. Many of the exhibits are intimate and personal and have never been seen in public before.. @rdeanheritage@Rottingdean
https://t.co/FjAazK6LQE
@DewintPeter Thanks for saying, Peter, it means a lot to us that people still enjoy WN's work! There's an upcoming exhibition dedicated to him happening in Rottingdean, Sussex soon, which may be worth keeping an eye out for :)
Wow! We had no idea there were so many fabulous shoes in art 👞
The theme for next Thursday's #OnlineArtExchange is powerful portraiture
'Miss Jekyll's Gardening Boots' by William Nicholson (1872–1949) 📸 @Tate
Visited delightful #Somerset village of #Mells - fascinating history. Loved the church with commissioned works by architect Edwin Lutyens, stone mason Eric Gill, artists & craftsmen Edward Burne Jones, William Morris, William Nicholson & Alfred Munnings. Great pub lunch.
Painting of Canadian Generals Richard Turner, Alexander McRae Harold McDonald Gilbert Foster & Percival Thacker & Major “Furry” Montague in front of a mural of the bombed Ypres Cathedral and Cloth Hall unfinished painting commissioned by Lord Beaverbrook
artist William Nicholson
Thread: Sir William Nicholson (1872-1949) was an artist who created some of the most satisfying English still lives of the first half of the century. Although he practised an old fashioned style, his joy in painting still life is clear & authentic. I have a soft spot for his work