With regret, this event has been cancelled.
Exhibition curator Lauren Porter will be on hand to discuss the fantastic drawings on show and answer any questions; there will be a chance to unleash your creativity by trying your hand at sketching with our Artists in Residence; and take in the drawings on display surrounded by live period music.
Your ticket includes a complimentary glass of wine on arrival. This is a relaxed, drop-in style event; come join us whenever works for you and soak up the exhibition at your own pace.
Image credit: Royal Collection Trust
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