Join us for what promises to be an enjoyable & insightful afternoon learning about artist Richard Ansdell & his artworks. Entry: £5 which includes tea/coffee & biscuits.
Enjoy a talk about artist Richard Ansdell RA (1815-1855) by Barbara Weston at Lytham Hall.
View this beautiful oil painting by Lytham St Annes & Scottish Highlands artist Richard Ansdell (1815-1885).
Find out more about artist Richrad Ansdell RA & this delightful oil on canvas painting.
Join us for a fascination talk by Barbara Weston.
Conservation reveals signature on this magnificent painting.
Heritage Open Days are always popular & enjoyed by many & St Annes Town Hall will open it’s doors to the public once again.
Another great afternoon in the Glendower Hotel as we celebrated the purchase of the magnificent Excelsior painting by Richard Ansdell.
Discover how the efforts of our Chairperson, Margaret Race, & an anonymous donor ensured that the magnificent Excelsior painting remained on the Fylde Coast.
A painting by Rosetti, another by Lowry & vases created by Grayson Perry immediately caught the eye. And more.
Read our latest edition of Friends of the Lytham St Annes Art Society news.
The theme this year is Edible England & it seems fitting that we feature this beautiful painting of our sandhills being used for grazing.
We’re especially interested in any information you may have about the works and/or the donors.
Did you know there’s a blue plaque displayed on Richard Ansdell’s London home which he named Lytham House?
Take yourself on a Richard Ansdell trail of discovery using Veronica McDonnell’s walking guide!
Fundraising for the conservation of Richard Ansdell’s Startled Deer
We have been looking back to see if we had anything relating to V.E.Day 1945 & we found that ‘The Rescue’ painting was donated in May 1945.
Discover how a very generous donor, who lives in California, USA, has given his El Calvario de Churriana work of art to our Collection.
Find out about the unexpected dontation of lithographs of Richard Ansdell paintings.
Find out how two old friends & long-standing campaigners bought an original oil sketch by Richard Ansdell so that they could gift it jointly to the Collection.