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 Friday, September 08, 2006

Walker Art Gallery online room guide


Friday 08 September 06

Detail from the Walker Art Gallery map

Curators at the Walker Art Gallery recently asked if we could provide an online version of the printed gallery guide available free to visitors in the gallery. The print guide provides a map of the building with suggested highlights for visitors unfamiliar with the permanent collection.

The Walker Art Gallery online room guide is intended to give online visitors, many of whom will never have visited the gallery, a greater idea of the content of our displays. Alternative ways of browsing the collection online are provided through the A-Z index of artists (also incorporating artworks from Sudley House and Lady Lever Art Gallery) and the chronological Collection highlights. Any feedback on this new guide would be appreciated.


Posted by Billy | 08/09/2006 16:18   | Comments [0]

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