Exhibitions
Open daily, 9.30am to 4.00pm
Brooke Robinson Exhibition
Located on the first floor landing area of Himley Hall, volunteers are on hand to talk about the the life of Brooke Robinson and this fascinating collection.
The collection includes a range of 17th, 18th and 19th century British and European paintings, furniture and ceramics. Bilston enamels, commemorative medals, Greek, Roman and Egyptian pottery and personal memorabilia relating to Brooke Robinson and his two wives also feature. Free entry.
View a rotating selection from the Brooke Robinson collection in the Gallery at Himley Hall.
Open Wednesdays, 11am to 3pm
More information on the Brooke Robinson Collection.
Coming Soon
The Work of Lez Bramwell
February and March 2025
An exhibition celebrating the life and work of Lez Bramwell, professional painter of traditional oils and watercolour.
After starting his career as an actor and singer, Lez was mostly active as an artist in the 1970's and 80's. Many of his paintings depict West Cornwall, where he was based for several years. He was also successful as an art tutor and lecturer, as well as a prolific writer of stories, plays, poems and songs.
Lez moved to the Midlands in 1998 after his retirement, where he began writing his musical play about Vincent and Gaugin, "V, artist". He worked on the play for 17 years, and it was completed by his son Stephen, who produced the original studio cast album in 2023.
You can see some of Lez's work below.
