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An image taken in the Upper Bow Room of Gainsborough's House. The exhibition is: 'Whimsical, perverse, and idle': The Art of Henry William Bunbury (1750–1811). There are various prints and drawings hung in frames on the walls and glass cabinets holding artefacts.

‘Whimsical, perverse, and idle’, The Art of Henry William Bunbury (1750–1811)

June 17 – October 29

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This exhibition is drawn from the large collection at Gainsborough’s House of over 200 paintings, prints, drawings and manuscripts by Suffolk-born Henry William Bunbury, one of the most popular amateur artists of the late-eighteenth century, best known for his lively satires and caricatures of Georgian society.

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