Royal Birmingham Society of Artists

Dakota House Gallery Director: Marie Considine
4 Brook Street
St. Paul's Square
Birmingham
B3 1SA



Artists proposed as an associate or full member of the RBSA were showing five or six examples of their work.




BRIAN FLETCHER RBSA has a one man show in the cafe on the ground floor
click and scroll down to see more of this artist's works

his profile on the RBSA members list

Emily Porter Salmon ARBSA member

upstairs and I was late

for the opening by the President of RBSA Michele White

this very creaky floor was embarrassing

Veil of Isis by Jo Nadan

Jo Nadan and her Water Hollow

Mary M Cox
DAVID COX, OWS (29 April 1783 in Heath Mill Lane Deritend -1859 Greenfield Road Harborne) lived in Hereford and in London from 1817-1840 but maintained his Birmingham connections and exhibited at the Birmingham Society of Artists in New Street from 1829. See more DAVID COX, (1783-1859) and OWS is the "Old Watercolour Society" of 1804 - Google Search


I love this light over Newhall Street

In 1868, Queen Victoria granted the Society Royal status and this coat of arms which came from the old gallery used to be near the leather fire buckets

time to go home
the post office tower Birmingham remains one of my favourite motifs

may be too much?
and I walked on past this church in St. Paul's Square in
the Jewelry quarter with an enhanced sense of visual sensuality, and history, and out along Henrietta Street to Camp Hill where the cable cars used to run.

Royal Birmingham Society of Artists

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