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290:(sculptor). To the rear of the building was a large temporary exhibition hall with machinery annex. The exhibition hall itself measured 200 ft (61 m) by 90 ft (27 m) and had aisles on each side with galleries above. A large organ was placed in the building, originally built in 1862 by William Telford of Dublin. The roof of the building was over 60 ft (18 m) above. Each side of the covered way between the hall and the stone building was used for refreshments with a cafe on one side and a first-class lounge on the other. A large cellar was excavated below in order to store liquor for these rooms.
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531:. The reopened gallery houses the British Studio Ceramics on the upper floor. The gallery reopened on 1 August 2015, charging an admission fee for the first time since 2002. The first year after the gallery reopened with a new charging structure saw visitor numbers fall by over 120,000 to 91,896 compared to the year 2011–2012 when there was no admission charge.
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538:("Harland Miller: York, So Good They Named it Once") it was reported that commemorative posters sold in the Art Gallery gift shop were being resold online for up to £1,000. The posters depicted a reworked version of Miller's 2009 work 'York – So Good They Named It Once'; part of his 'Pelican Bad Weather' series of humorous book covers.
254:. The 1866 exhibition, which ran from 24 July to 31 October 1866 was attended by over 400,000 people and yielded a net profit for the organising committee of £1,866. A meeting of this committee in April 1867 committed to "applying this surplus in providing some permanent building to be devoted to the encouragement of Art and Industry".
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In
January 2024 the gallery announced that it would be charging for entry fees once again. It had changed from a charged-entry to a free-entry model after the first COVID-19 lockdown in England, but a 2023 review of this showed that it was revealed that the move was costing £200,000 per year in lost
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The result was the development of a second exhibition, housed in a newly constructed building designed by a York architect named Edward Taylor; a series of 189 drawings, watercolours and sketches for the proposed gallery were produced by Taylor in the period 1874–1878. The architectural plan for the
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A restoration in 2013–15 cost £8 million, and was undertaken to increase display space by some 60%, including reincorporation of the north wing, an upper-floor extension to the south wing, and reorganisation of the internal space for exhibition and storage. The development enabled the area to
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Following the 1879 exhibition the renamed
Yorkshire Fine Art and Industrial Institution aimed to create a permanent art exhibition. It was given a major boost by the bequest of York collector John Burton (1799–1882) of more than one hundred 19th-century paintings, supplemented by gifts and in the
269:, which was cleared by the demolition of a house and the former Bird in Hand Hotel. The art gallery consisted of an entrance hall, central hall, north and south galleries and on the upper floor a Grand Picture Saloon. Its intended grand classical façade decorated with 18 stone figures, a carved
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In
January 1999 the gallery was victim of an armed robbery, during which staff were tied up and threatened, and over £700,000 of paintings were stolen. At closing time, four members of staff were threatened by two men bearing pistols and wearing ski masks. They took a watercolour by
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and 14 mosaics was not done for financial reasons and it was decorated instead with two tiled panels representing 'Leonardo expiring in the arms of
Francis I', and 'Michaelangelo showing his Moses', together with four ceramic roundels depicting York artists
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Many exhibitions have taken place in the gallery, of varying sizes and length. The exhibition schedule from 2020 onwards has included a mix of touring exhibitions and internal exhibitions, often linked to wider events in the city and internationally.
615:, 17th-century Dutch morality works, and 19th-century works by French artists who were predecessors and contemporaries of the Impressionists. British paintings date from the 16th century onward, with 17th and 18th-century portraits and paintings by
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paintings. As a result of the systematic build up under Hess and his successors, the gallery has a
British collection especially of late-19th-century and early-20th-century works with some French works representative of influential styles.
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In
November 2020 the gallery announced that it had acquired works following a successful application to the Derbyshire School Library Service, which had owned the works but closed in 2018. The works acquired are by four British artists:
228:, England, with a collection of paintings from 14th-century to contemporary, prints, watercolours, drawings, and ceramics. It closed for major redevelopment in 2013, reopening in summer of 2015. The building is a Grade II
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on 31 December 2020, forcing the gallery to close again. In March 2021 it was announced that the Art
Gallery would reopen on 28 May to coincide with the launch of a new exhibition 'Grayson Perry: The Pre-Therapy Years'.
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The collection of more than 17,000 drawings, watercolours and prints is particularly strong in views of York, with more than 4,000 examples, largely watercolours and drawings, some by local artists such as Henry Cave,
574:) 2020 and that it would not charge visitors. The gallery was forced to close a second time from 5 November 2020 as part of new national restrictions in England. It reopened on 1 December 2020, but York was moved into
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In 1979 a 15th-century painting of the Angel
Gabriel and five saints by an artist of the Nuremberg School was stolen from the gallery. It was recovered and returned to the gallery in 2023 after an auction house in
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The gallery was created to provide a permanent building as the core space for the second
Yorkshire Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition of 1879, the first in 1866 having occupied a temporary chalet in the grounds of
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The main perpetrator, Craig
Townsend, was arrested by armed police when he, and another man, arrived at an arranged meeting with an art dealer to sell the stolen paintings. He was sentenced to 14 years in jail at
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There are more than 3,000 decorative objects particularly from Yorkshire potteries from the 16th century to the early 20th century, Chinese and Korean pottery from the 18th and 19th century, and glassware.
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collection of prints, drawings and watercolours of York in 1931. The building was requisitioned for military purposes at the outbreak of the Second World War and closed, suffering bomb damage during the
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The exhibition hall was intended to be used only for three years, but remained in use for meetings, concerts and other functions until 1909 and was not demolished until the Second World War.
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building changed considerably during this time, from an 'Elizabethan' style to an 'Italian' style – neither were fully realised in the final design. The building first opened on 7 May 1879.
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the gallery, along with the other York Museums Trust sites, closed to the public on 23 March 2020. It was announced in July that the gallery would reopen on 1 August (
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York City Council purchased the buildings and collection in 1892. Temporary summer exhibitions ceased in 1903 but a major exhibition of the work of York artist
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early years two major temporary loan collections. In 1888 the north galleries were leased to York School of Art, which moved there in 1890 from
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In the 1990s and 2000s the collection was supplemented by other major donations and loans, most notably those of
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Taylor, Jeremy (1984). "The Yorkshire Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition Buildings 1879".
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643:. Amongst York born artists the gallery has the largest collection of works by
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The site for the 1879 exhibition was an area in the grounds of the medieval
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1662:"'We had to make very difficult decisions to survive' – York museums boss"
1076:"OPENING OF THE YORKSHIRE FINE ART AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AT YORK".
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1863:"Former curator at York Art Gallery, John Ingamells, has died aged 78"
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the rear of the building to be restored to public use as part of the
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1198:"Stolen 15th Century panel recovered after 44 years in Southampton"
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Trustees Reports and Financial Statements, Year Ended 31 March 2019
2038:"Victoria and Albert Museum wins Art Fund Museum of the Year 2016"
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1284:"£1m art robbery linked to money-laundering scam by drugs gangs"
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Ingamells, John (January 1977). "The Elevation of the Masses".
1614:"'We intend to keep York Museum Gardens open': Museums bosses"
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The Buildings of England – Yorkshire: York and the East Riding
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The Collected Letters of William Morris, Volume I: 1848–1880
1540:"York Art Gallery to charge for entry again from next month"
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Kids in Museums: Family Friendly Museum Award 2016 (winner).
2104:"European Museum of the Year Award 2017 – Winner announced"
1522:"These are the newest paintings coming to York Art Gallery"
1362:"Refurbishment And Reflections: York Art Gallery Re-Opens"
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and Patrick Hall. Watercolour artists represented include
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known as 'Bearparks Garden'. It is fronted by what became
1640:"Guidance: Full list of local restriction tiers by area"
1309:"Life for York Art Gallery thief Craig William Townend"
2106:. Network of European Museum Organisations. 9 May 2017
1414:"York Art Gallery shortlisted for international award"
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being particularly strong. Among the contemporaries,
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1444:"York Art Gallery reopens after £8m refurbishment"
1001:"Details from listed building database (1257852)"
953:2017 (nominated). Special commendation received.
2016:"Winners of the Visit York Tourism Awards 2016"
1893:Axis: the online directory for contemporary art
612:Portrait of monsignor Giovanni Battista Agucchi
2189:Art museums and galleries established in 1882
2134:Art UK – Paintings held by York Museums Trust
305:The Gallery situated within Exhibition Square
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2164:Art museums and galleries in North Yorkshire
2139:W A Ismay – at the Google Cultural Institute
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1829:"Peter Tomory: Distinguished Art Historian"
534:During the 2020 exhibition of paintings by
2174:Buildings and structures completed in 1879
1816:. Princeton University Press. p. 122.
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1156:York City Art Gallery An Illustrated Guide
667:The gallery holds a collection of British
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1928:. January 2009. p. 8. Archived from
1588:"No charge when York Art Gallery reopens"
1257:"Art gallery curator off to pastures new"
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2084:. European Museum Forum. 1 December 2016
1122:A History of Yorkshire: The City of York
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2184:Ceramics museums in the United Kingdom
1994:Friends of York Art Gallery Newsletter
1965:Friends of York Art Gallery Newsletter
1926:Friends of York Art Gallery Newsletter
1715:"Paintings held by York Museums Trust"
1282:Wainwright, Martin (25 January 1999).
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1789:. York Museums Trust. Archived from
1762:. York Museums Trust. Archived from
1691:. York Museums Trust. Archived from
1390:. York Museums Trust. Archived from
1230:. York Museums Trust. Archived from
1889:"Refurbishment of York Art Gallery"
904:Senior Curator of York Art Gallery
891:Senior Curator of York Art Gallery
341:Mosaic panel on the front elevation
2179:Decorative arts museums in England
1861:Laycock, Mike (23 November 2013).
1006:National Heritage List for England
977:(Report). York Museums Trust. 2019
507:in February 2000 for the robbery.
486:and Henry Rothschild (1913–2009).
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2169:Grade II listed buildings in York
1495:Jeeves, Paul (25 February 2020).
1335:"Armed art robber given 14 years"
1120:Tillott, P. M., ed. (1961).
598:Preparing for a Fancy Dress Ball
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916:Exhibitions in York Art Gallery
44:York Art Gallery and statue of
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1176:. Penguin Books. p. 196.
475:linked it to a listing on the
454:In 1963 the gallery was given
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1360:Ali, Safira (24 March 2005).
766:Curators of York Art Gallery
444:National Art Collections Fund
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29:Public art gallery in England
732:, and 20th-century painters
951:European Museum of the Year
550:, Marion Grace Hocken, and
224:is a public art gallery in
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245:Foundation and development
1967:. October 2017. p. 2
428:Giovanni Battista Agucchi
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2129:York Art Gallery website
744:. The gallery holds the
407:Dr William Arthur Evelyn
2040:. Art Fund. 6 July 2016
1887:Worthington, Caroline.
1172:; Neave, David (1995).
1154:Green, Richard (1991).
949:European Museum Forum:
1996:. July 2018. p. 1
761:Curators and directors
655:, the great nephew of
647:and good paintings by
609:'s early 17th-century
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353:Statue of William Etty
1032:Architectural History
681:William Staite Murray
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519:and £85,000 from the
517:Heritage Lottery Fund
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213:yorkartgallery.org.uk
18:York City Art Gallery
2082:"EMYA 2017 Nominees"
1568:. York Museums Trust
1388:"Redevelopment 2015"
1158:. York City Council.
861:Caroline Worthington
657:William Powell Frith
653:Henry Keyworth Raine
617:Giambattista Pittoni
601:, William Etty, 1835
521:City of York Council
136:Arts Council England
106:53.96306°N 1.08639°W
1899:on 18 February 2012
1812:Morris, W. (2014).
1528:. 19 November 2020.
1315:. 17 September 2009
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639:and the Swiss-born
576:Tier 3 Restrictions
185:Dr Beatrice Bertram
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2199:York Museums Trust
1987:"Curator's Report"
1958:"Curator's Report"
1935:on 21 October 2013
1919:"Curator's corner"
1785:York Art Gallery.
1758:York Art Gallery.
1737:"York Art Gallery"
1687:York Art Gallery.
1386:York Art Gallery.
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1226:York Art Gallery.
941:Museum of the Year
820:Assistant Curator
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466:Later 20th century
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414:on 29 April 1942.
234:York Museums Trust
232:and is managed by
202:York Museums Trust
111:53.96306; -1.08639
2062:. Kids in Museums
1787:"Decorative Arts"
1620:. 2 November 2020
1546:. 18 January 2024
1263:. 20 January 2003
1170:Pevsner, Nikolaus
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718:Thomas Rowlandson
695:, Jim Malone and
621:Bernardo Bellotto
607:Annibale Carracci
568:COVID-19 pandemic
562:COVID-19 pandemic
477:Art Loss Register
458:'s collection of
456:Eric Milner-White
432:Annibale Carracci
267:Exhibition Square
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