Art Print: The Bar - Playing Dominoes Size:Small A4

Art Print: The Bar - Playing Dominoes Size:Small A4Based on the original painting by Ashington Group member Andrew Foreman, c. 1936 The collection of the Pitmen Painters is on permanant display at Woodhorn Museum. Full colour Gicle art print230gsm premium coated matt paper Choice of sizes: Small (Framable size A4 210*297mm), Medium (frameable size A3 297*420mm) or Large (frameable size A2 420*594mm) Note that due to varying sizes of the original artworks, the frameable size you select creates a print

Zak Waters

The Lighthouse

In this book Jenny Uglow tells the story of the farmer's son from Tyneside who revolutionised wood-engraving and influenced book illustration for a century to come

brother and grandfather had spent their working lives as miners and his deeply moving photographs chronicle the last days of an industry that had driven Britain’s industrial revolution

Their projects include

The annual season ticket allows the holder unlimited access to Segedunum Roman Fort and Museum for one year

shopkeepers and tradespeople at work

and the print you receive will have a variable surrounding border (refer to image 2 for an example of how this could look)

Image reproduced from the South Shields Museum & Art Gallery collection exclusively for North East Museums

A stunning print of St

where it proved indispensable during the battle of Basra

Far-reaching changes in this region over the last half-century sadly leave just three bona-fide industrial railway locations featured in this book surviving today