Lady Lever Art Gallery
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Sunlight Soap magnate, William Hesketh Lever, the first Lord Leverhulme, founded the Lady Lever Art Gallery in 1922 and dedicated it to the memory of his wife.
Set in the attractive garden village of Port Sunlight, Merseyside, England, also created by Lord Lever, the gallery is famous for its British 18th century and 19th century paintings, 18th century furniture and an outstanding collection of Wedgwood.
The Grade II listed gallery is part of National Museums Liverpool.
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- Lady Lever Art Gallery official web site
- Lady Lever Art Gallery Wedgwood Collection
- What's On at the Lady Lever Art Gallery
- A personal view with photographs.
- Images of England — details from listed building database (215404)
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