'Bridgewater Seapiece' saved for public display

December 15 2016

Picture: National Gallery

The late owner of Turner's 'Bridgwater Seapiece', Harry Hyams, has left his collection to a charitable trust with the aim of making his collection 'available to the nation'. It is thought to be the largest donation of its kind in the UK. Some works will be on display at his house, Ramsbury Manor, while others will be in museums. More here.

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