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Discover the remarkable story of the former miner and one of the Potteries’ most distinctive artistic voices, Charles William Brown on Saturday 25 April. Brown’s evocative works chronicle the industrial and urban character of the Potteries with remarkable warmth and humanity. His scenes of miners at work, pottery decorators in quiet concentration, bustling streets, intimate domestic interiors, and moments of natural beauty together form a vivid portrait of a community and an era.
In this special talk, his great-grandson, Kenn Griffiths and related cousin, Mike Ansell explore his paintings through family stories and historical context, offering alternative perspectives of the artist, the man, and the world that shaped him. An afternoon of art, heritage, and powerful local history — not to be missed. Talk 2 – 3.30pm, tickets £12 and includes a Cream Tea. Please book in advance by calling 01782 232323 or email [email protected]
Credit line: Charles William Brown, Self Portrait (painting Anemones).
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Bethesda Street, Hanley, ST1 3DW Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom, Stoke On Trent, United Kingdom
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