'No Worldly Good to Worry About': The Art of William Ratcliffe

This is the museum’s first ever exhibition dedicated to William Ratcliffe (1870 – 1955), a Garden City artist and founding member of the progressive ‘Camden Town Group’ – comprised of sixteen, young contemporary artists who painted realist scenes of everyday life and landscape in a range of Post-Impressionist styles. The show features more than fifty works – including oils, watercolours, prints and drawings – drawn from the museum’s collection.