Artists
- Birch, Lamorna
- Bodilly, Frank
- Bourdillon, Frank Wright
- Bramley, Frank
- Bruford, Marjorie
- Craft, Percy
- Evans, Fred McNamara
- Fletcher, WTB
- Forbes, Elizabeth
- Forbes, Stanhope
- Fortescue, William
- Gardiner, Stanley
- Garnier, Geoffrey Sneyd
- Garnier, Jill
- Garstin, Alethea
- Garstin, Norman
- Gotch, Thomas Cooper
- Hall, Fred
- Harris, Edwin
- Harvey, Harold
- Hopton, Gwendoline
- Hughes, Robert
- Hunter, George Sherwood
- Knight, Harold
- Knight, Laura
- Langley, Walter
- Martin, John Henry
- Millard, Fred
- Pentreath, Richard Thomas
- Procter, Dod
- Procter, Ernest
- Schjerfbeck, Helene
- Simpson, Charles
- Simpson, Ruth
- Suthers, Leghe
- Tayler, Albert Chevallier
- Todd, Ralph
- Walke, Anne
- Weatherby, Richard Copeland
Current Exhibition
A Cornish Childhood
A Cornish Childhood
29 May - 4 September
Newlyn School paintings of children 1880 - 1940
Opening times
Monday to Saturday (closed Sundays)
CURRENT HOURS
10.00am - 5.00pm (last admission 4.30pm)
Admission £3.00 adults, £2.00 concessions, under 18s FREE
WINTER HOURS
From 1 October to
Good Friday:
10.30am - 4.30pm
(last admission 4.00pm)
Bosham Harbour at Low Tide, 1901
Oil on canvas
WTB Fletcher
1858 - 1936
William Teulon Blandford Fletcher was a member of the Newlyn colony only fleetingly. He was a close friend of some of the artists, however, and remained in contact long after he ceased to visit west Cornwall.
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Biography
WTB Fletcher - 1858 - 1936
Blandford Fletcher was an early friend of Stanhope Forbes and trained in much the same fashion. It is said that he did much to gather the colony of artists in Newlyn. However, Fletcher could not find the subjects that appealed to him to paint and despite the fact that Forbes and Chevallier Tayler made expeditions to find subjects suitable for Fletcher, within a year he stopped trying and went off with Tayler to ‘fresh fields and pastures new’.