The collection of work, created by artists from across the UK and consisting of over 60 paintings, offers variety in subject matter, style and technique and truly celebrates the diverse landscapes of this country.
Why The People's Landscape?
The theme for the exhibition is taken from the National Trust’s focus for 2019; The People’s Landscape. Artists were invited to submit an original painting which they felt best reflected the theme. Submissions came in from artists across the country, from amateur to professional, and the selected works will hang alongside each other for the 4 week exhibition.
When can I visit?
The exhibition is open to visitors at no extra cost to the House entry fee, which is free to National Trust members. Visit until 2 October during normal House opening times.
All the work will be for sale with a percentage of the proceeds going towards Claydon House’s Conservation and Library ceiling restoration fund: The huge weight of the elaborate plasterwork has caused the library ceiling to bow and to crack. This year, conservators will carry out major works to stabilise the ceiling. In all, this vital conservation work will take three years to complete.
