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Genevieve Pilley: 50 years’ devotion to Ruskin at the Meersbrook Museum

November 19 @ 18:30 – 20:30
Free

Genevieve Pilley, “Vieva”, was born in Sheffield in 1878. She started work at the Ruskin Museum at Meersbrook, aged 20, looking after the Library, becoming the Museum curator in 1931.

Helen Parker gives an illustrated talk on her which tells of a spirited, devout and talented woman, a true Ruskinian, and exceptional illuminating artist, who guided the Museum through its mixed fortunes in the 1930s and 40s. Helen will also bring copies of her book to sign.

The Ruskin Room on the first floor has no disabled access.

Refreshments will be available.

Details

  • Date: November 19
  • Time:
    18:30 – 20:30
  • Cost: Free

Organiser

  • Events at the Hall
  • Email info@meersbrookhall.org.uk

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Genevieve Pilley: 50 years’ devotion to Ruskin at the Meersbrook Museum
Genevieve Pilley, “Vieva”, was born in Sheffield in 1878. She started work at the Ruskin Museum at Meersbrook, aged 20, looking after the Library, becoming the Museum curator in 1931. Helen Parker gives an illustrated talk on her which tells of a spirited, devout and talented woman, a true Ruskinian, and exceptional illuminating artist, who guided the Museum through its mixed fortunes in the 1930s and 40s. Helen will also bring copies of her book to sign. The Ruskin Room on the first floor has no disabled access. Refreshments will be available.
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