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The Botanical World of Mary Delany

See the latest art exhibition in the hall's Reddihough Galleries

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event (admission applies)

Head to the first floor art gallery and discover the botanical artworks of eighteenth-century artist Mary Delany in a new photographic exhibition presented in partnership with the British Museum.

Alongside Delany’s mosaicks, explore fascinating historic objects by women artists from the National Trust's collections. Encounter new sculptures by Rebecca Stevenson in the Great Hall. Immerse yourself in the interactive origami room designed by York artist Kate Buckley and admire abstract photography collages by York St John Fine Art student Amy Martina.

10 September 2024 – 23 March 2025 (on open days). See website for full opening details and what to expect when you visit.

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