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Mid Summer Exhibition and Sale

From: 05 July 2008

To: 06 July 2008

Suffolk Art Society returns to The Church of St Peter and St Paul, Lavenham for its mid summer exhibition in July.

Suffolk Art Society
Mid Summer Exhibition and Sale
The Church of St Peter and St Paul, Lavenham
Saturday 5th July to Sunday 20th July
10am to 5pm daily
Admission Free

Suffolk Art Society returns to The Church of St Peter and St Paul, Lavenham for its mid summer exhibition in July. This popular venue makes an elegant setting for the work of some of Suffolk’s finest artists. A wide spectrum of subjects and styles will give everyone something to enjoy, from popular local scenes to more exotic landscapes; skilfully executed animal and botanical studies, portraits, figure studies and still life. Standard of work remains high and the membership has several internationally well-known artists. Visitors will be assured of a warm welcome

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