The picture above was the first picture to be bought by the local council for the proposed new art gallery in Margate.
The question is when did the council buy it? Or another way of looking at this is; having decided to build an art gallery in Margate, how long did it take until Turner Contemporary opened?
Other questions like. What does the picture show? Who painted it? When was it painted? They are up to you to answer. The answers appear further down this blog post and of course Auntie Google knows everything.
Next the new art exhibition in Ramsgate, Matthew Dunn and Stevie Wigg at Nice Things Harbour Street Ramsgate
A few new nice things in Nice Things
Still in Harbour Street
Trade Station has closed, part of the town centre shopping problem.
A couple of Victorian Broadstairs photos next
My Broadstairs history leaves a lot to be desired, I am guessing the date at around 1890 and hope to be corrected with something more accurate.
I was out painting at Wetherspoons in Ramsgate yesterday evening
next a Ramsgate oil painting spot the difference
Same artist so what's what?
Here at Michael's Bookshop, where I work in Ramsgate I have been expanding the science fiction section.
The answer to yesterday's mystery picture was; The Western Undercliff Cafe, more photos of there then follow
link to the books we put out today
Next one very experimental vlog about an 1895 Ramsgate guide
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