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Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour

Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour

Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour

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Public building in West Midlands

7 artworks

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The Mayor's Parlour houses a collection of paintings dating from the late nineteenth century to the modern day.

The Civic Suite, The Council House, Solihull, West Midlands B91 9QS England

heritage@solihull.gov.uk

01217 046934

The Civic Suite is a Council building open to the public, Monday to Friday, 9am–4pm. All the paintings are on display.

Artworks

  • Blackberry Hall, Derbyshire
    Blackberry Hall, Derbyshire British School
    Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour
  • Knowle Parish Church and Guild House, Warwickshire
    Knowle Parish Church and Guild House, Warwickshire Barry Buxton
    Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour
  • Blythe Valley, Warwickshire
    Blythe Valley, Warwickshire British School
    Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour
  • Robert Douglas Cooper, JP, First Mayor of Solihull (1954–1955)
    Robert Douglas Cooper, JP, First Mayor of Solihull (1954–1955) Bernard Fleetwood-Walker (1893–1965)
    Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour
  • Silhill Hall, Solihull, Warwickshire
    Silhill Hall, Solihull, Warwickshire John Joseph Hughes (1820–1909)
    Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour
  • Old Cottage, Dicken's Heath, Warwickshire
    Old Cottage, Dicken's Heath, Warwickshire Norman Willis Pryce (1904–1966)
    Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour
  • Ightham Mote, Kent
    Ightham Mote, Kent Charles Landseer (1799–1879) (attributed to)
    Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Mayor’s Parlour

Artists

  • Windsor Castle, Berkshire
    John Joseph Hughes (1820–1909)
  • Knowle Parish Church and Guild House, Warwickshire
    Barry Buxton
  • The Hermit
    Charles Landseer (1799–1879)
  • Old Cottage, Dicken's Heath, Warwickshire
    Norman Willis Pryce (1904–1966)
  • Dr George Blake Norman (1800–1877)
    British School
  • Amity
    Bernard Fleetwood-Walker (1893–1965)

Venues in West Midlands

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    Assay Office
  • Aston Hall
  • Aston University
  • Berkswell Village Museum
  • Birmingham Central Library
  • Birmingham Conservatoire, Birmingham City University
  • Birmingham Institute of Art and Design, Birmingham City University
  • Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery
  • Birmingham and Midland Institute
  • Bishop Asbury Cottage