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The World of Glass

Photo credit: Cone entrance at The World Of Glass

Open to the public

Heritage site in Merseyside

97 artworks

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The World of Glass houses the St Helens Borough Council Collection. The collection includes approximately 77 oil paintings dating from 1828 to 1986. Many of the works in the collection have been donated by local residents.

Chalon Way East, St Helens, Merseyside WA10 1BX England

curator@worldofglass.com

01744 22766

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http://www.worldofglass.com

Artworks

  • The Gamble
    The Gamble Ray Sheldon
    The World of Glass
  • Colonel W. Windle Pilkington, VD
    Colonel W. Windle Pilkington, VD John Singer Sargent (1856–1925)
    The World of Glass
  • Landscape
    Landscape David Hewitt (c.1878–1939)
    The World of Glass
  • River Scene
    River Scene Ralph William Bardill (1876–1935)
    The World of Glass
  • Sport in the Highlands
    Sport in the Highlands Richard Ansdell (1815–1885)
    The World of Glass
  • Glendower's Oak
    Glendower's Oak Tooke
    The World of Glass
  • Seashore
    Seashore David Hewitt (c.1878–1939)
    The World of Glass
  • 90 more

Artists

  • Listeners Hear No Good
    W. H. Chapman
  • A Daughter of Eve
    Edward Patry (1856–1940)
  • Loch Katrine
    Cecil John Arnold Wallinger (1855–1927)
  • St Helens' Market
    R. L. Sherlock
  • Water Tower: Newton-le-Willows, St Helens, Merseyside
    Horace Roberts (b.1926)
  • The Snowball: Guilty or Not Guilty?
    Harold Hume Piffard (1867–1939)
  • Glendower's Oak
    Tooke
  • Lionel Edward Sackville-West (1867–1928), 3rd Baron Sackville
    John Saint-Helier Lander (1869–1944)
  • Hay Time
    Henry John Yeend King (1855–1924)
  • Self Portrait
    Robert Austin Cammack (d.1951?)

Venues in Merseyside

  •
    Alder Hey in the Park
  • Anfield Crematorium
  • Atkinson Art Gallery
  • Bootle Town Hall
  • Botanic Gardens Museum
  • International Slavery Museum
  • Lady Lever Art Gallery
  • Liverpool Blue Coat School
  • Liverpool Central Library
  • Liverpool Civil and Family Court