A list of places to visit in the area are listed below:
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A Passing Storm
The Passing Storm by John Ladbrooke is oil on canvas. The painting is a snapshot of Ladbrooke’s countryside. The horizon cuts the picture in half. The great English oak tree stands sturdily amidst the powerful stormy sky.
About the Gallery
Barnsley grew from a hilltop settlement and the Cooper Gallery sits in the middle of it all. The area was first referred to as Old Town in 1280 and there has been a church on the site of St Marys opposite the gallery, since Saxon times.
Anias Cupcakes
Anias Cupcakes
Antiques at Elsecar
Antiques at Elsecar
Artillery Action
Artillery Action shows a fragmented landscape littered with guns and shell fire, portraying an image of power and machinery. It draws on Lewis's own experiences, the image is a snapshot in the middle of a battle; soldiers are sheltering from fire in the heat of action.
Barnsley Market
Barnsley artist Kenneth Graham is well known for his pen and ink drawings of Barnsley town centre public houses. There are fifteen of the forty six here in the Cooper Gallery collection.
Bath the Sublime: Norfolk Crescent
Sickert was a painter, printmaker and teacher of German birth who became one of the most influential British artists of his day.
BBR Auctions and Sales
BBR Auctions and Sales
Brambles Tea Rooms
Brambles Tea Rooms
Bygone Times
Bygone Times
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