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SYLVA MIXED MEDIA, PAINTING, PRINTMAKING, SCULPTURE, TEXTILES, INSTALLATION


Leo Davey, Jane Hood, Lucy Lean, Martyn Lintern, Sue Lowe, Lyn Mowat sylva (ˈsɪlvə) or silva, n, pl -vas or -vae (-viː) (Botany) the trees growing in a particular region [C17: Latin silva a wood]*


The forest and woodlands of the Quantocks and Exmoor are a vital part of the landscape and life of West Somerset. In the beautiful setting of Halsway Manor, National Centre for Folk Arts, six artists celebrate their love of all things from the wood, through works formed of, with and about the trees of this place.


*Collins English Dictionary Halsway Manor, Halsway Lane, near Crowcombe, TA4 4BD 07963 692559 • sue.lowe1523@btinternet.com • halswaymanor.org.uk


Directions: Signposted on A358 between Crowcombe and Bicknoller. Sat Nav TA4 4BD. Grid ST127381. Opening times: 10am - 5pm


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IAN FIFIELD PAINTING


Oil paintings on canvas. Crowcombe Church House, Crowcombe, Taunton, TA4 4AA


01984 631793 churchhousebookings@gmail.com churchhousecrowcombe.org.uk


Directions: A358 from Taunton, Take right turn to Crowcombe, Mark Herniman Hill, until church then parking on left. Opening times: 10am - 5pm


GOOD ONSITE


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ONSITE WEST SOMERSET #artweeks19 11


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