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The first exhibition of the New English in 1886 immediately
established the NEAC as a strong voice. During the entire
20th Century, in spite of waves of movements that pulled
the art world in many directions, the club’s artists held to
their commitment to figurative art.
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NEAC Prizes and Sponsors
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Julie Held for cat. no. 206
In the night, Pieve |
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Julian Bailey for cat. no. 14
Dorset Coast from Lulworth |
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were awarded at the New English Art Club Open
Exhibition 2011. |
THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF PAINTER STAINERS’ PRIZE
Peter Brown for cat. no. 63
Portobello Road |
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NEAC CRITICS’ CHOICE
Peter Brown for group of works |
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HORAN PRIZE
Alan Sims for cat. no. 355
Slate Valley, Llechwedd |
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MANYA IGEL PRIZE
Julian Bailey for cat. no. 17
Flowers under the Mulberry tree |
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Two major new figurative painting awards were given at
the annual open exhibition
The Doreen McIntosh Prize (£5,000) and
The David Messum prize (£5,000)
Both prizes were open to all exhibitors at the annual exhibition
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