Manchester Art Gallery

Manchester Art Gallery houses many of the city’s most important fine and decorative art works, which have been Designated as being of national importance. Our collection covers over six centuries up to the present day, but we are especially renowned for our 19th century British paintings.

Mosley Street
Manchester
M2 3JL

Free entry Monday - Sunday 10am - 5pm (Thursday to 9pm)

www.manchestergalleries.org/

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The Disputed Toll

Painting from 1875 (circa)

The Disputed Toll by Heywood Hardy

Coffee can

Object from 1904-1924

Coffee can, bone china, decorated with black transfer-printed lake scene from Belle Vue Zoological Gardens. Text reads "The Lake. Belle Vue. Manchester".

Teapot

Object from 1905-1910

Teapot, hard paste porcelain, decorated with black transfer-printed scenes from Belle Vue Zoological Gardens; Flower Garden, Monkey House and Bear Pits

In Belle Vue Gardens

Painting

In Belle Vue Gardens by Henry Tidmarsh

Tram at Hyde Road entrance

Photo

Tram at Hyde Road entrance

Horsedrawn tram at Belle Vue

Photo

Horsedrawn tram at Belle Vue

Manchester from Belle Vue

Painting from 1861

Manchester from Belle Vue, 1861 by George Danson

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