ASHORE AND AFLOAT. THE ART OF FRANK HENRY MASON
6th April - 8th June 2019
This exhibition was at Beverley Art Gallery, the Treasure House , Beverley and featured North-East coast views, watercolours of Venice and Holland, images of the bygone days of Sail and Steam, his Naval Art , and ,of course, his spectacular Railway posters.
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An exhibition entitled "Ashore and Afloat. The Art of Frank Henry Mason" took place at Beverley Art Gallery commenced 6th April and ran until 8th June 2019.
The show included newly acquired works by the Mitchell Collection [see above] and some strategic loans of important East Coast pictures
PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS 2015 - Scarborough
Frank Henry Mason. The Man and his Methods.
Frank Henry Mason. The Man and his Methods was held at Scarborough Art Gallery, The Crescent, Scarborough, in the latter part of 2015.
Frank Mason spent much of his early life in Scarborough and this exhibition displayed Scarborough paintings not shown at the other recent venues reflecting on his early career in Scarborough plus a wealth of other lesser known works.
2015 - Greenock
"ASHORE AND AFLOAT"
The Art of Frank Henry Mason 1875-1965
The Art of Frank Henry Mason 1875-1965
"ASHORE AND AFLOAT"
The Art of Frank Henry Mason 1875-1965
The Art of Frank Henry Mason 1875-1965
The Art of Frank Henry Mason 1875-1965
The Art of Frank Henry Mason 1875-1965
This major 50th Anniversary Retrospective Exhibition of Mason’s work was held at the McLean Museum and Art Gallery, 15 Kelly Street, Greenock, PA16 8JX during the summer of 2015.
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The Art of Frank Henry Mason 1875-1965
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Listen to a recorded interview with Edward Yardley talking about Frank Mason and this exhibition inverclyderadio.scot
2015 - Hartlepool
THANK YOU TO THE SPONSORS OF THE HARTLEPOOL ART GALLERY EXHIBITION WHICH CLOSED ON 30th MAY 2015
Special thanks to our sponsors HVR International Limited and Tait Walker Chartered Accountants.
The major retrospective exhibition displayed works from his early career as a painter in Scarborough and the North East coast, his travels abroad, naval incidents during WW1, book and magazine illustrations, his etchings, premiere railway poster designer, and his later commercial work. Mason became a famous institutional exhibitor of marine art during his long and varied career but this exhibition shows the full variety of his oeuvre.