Oldham has had a thriving art scene for around 150 years. This selection of works contains work by artists who trained at Oldham Art School in the 1870s, to artists living and working in Oldham today.
Artists featured in this Curation:
George Henry Wimpenny (1857–1939), James Purdy (1900–1972), William Stott (1857–1900), Titus Agbara (b.1974), Cliff Murphy (b.1944), Diana Terry, Helen Bradley (1900–1979) and
Kevin Haynes (b.1949)
8 artworks
The Naturalist
Unveiling of the War Memorial, Oldham, Lancashire, 28 April 1923
Unveiling of the War Memorial, Oldham, Lancashire, 28 April 1923
James Purdy (1900–1972)
Oil on canvas
H 101.5 x W 122 cm
Gallery Oldham
James Purdy (1900–1972)
Oil on canvas
H 101.5 x W 122 cm
Gallery Oldham
My Father and Mother
Damilola
Tram on Union Street, Outside the Lyceum
Tram on Union Street, Outside the Lyceum
2015
Cliff Murphy (b.1944)
Oil on canvas
H 43 x W 52 cm
Gallery Oldham
Cliff Murphy (b.1944)
Oil on canvas
H 43 x W 52 cm
Gallery Oldham
Hill Farm, Saddleworth
'It was early spring...' (Fire on Union Street)
'It was early spring...' (Fire on Union Street)
1969
Helen Bradley (1900–1979)
Oil on canvas
H 86.4 x W 132 cm
Gallery Oldham
Helen Bradley (1900–1979)
Oil on canvas
H 86.4 x W 132 cm
Gallery Oldham
I'm Not Catching the Bus
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Helen Bradley…
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Kevin Haynes (b.1949) -
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William Stott (1857–1900) -
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Cliff Murphy (b.1944) -
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James Purdy (1900–1972) -
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Diana Terry