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Walker Art Gallery Cafe - Liverpool - Photo album
Having never visited an art gallery in my 59 years, this was a wonderful experience. To see these beautiful paintings 'in the flesh' was a truly fantastic holiday event. The staff were wonderful and friendly. The sculpture was amazing but, to see the paintings of the masters was an incredible thin
Despite all the scaffolding, lots of lovely art within. Optional £5 donation on entrance and you can 'rent' a locker which is really handy for shopping bags! Ladies toilets just inside main entrance door on right. A small shop and cafe behind the reception desk.
We paid extra to look at the John Moo
There was building work outside, but once inside this was a nice peaceful art gallery spread over a couple of floors, with paintings, sculptures, constitutes and objects. It is also very convenient for Lime Street Station, Empire Theatre, Central Library and the World Museum.
It was great to visit this place today, again- after so many years! Spotless clean, nice and warm. Easy to spend hours room by room. The permanent gallery is a little bit old, should have some different art to display. The temporary exhibition is normally for a small amount of money also a great opp
Amazing collection of artwork. I love that admission is free, making the art accessible to everyone. Has a really cool sculpture room, modern art, renaissance and baroque art, it’s just a very entertaining and educational space.
Another visit to the Walker Gallery with the family. What a great experience with two new Renaissance rooms. The sculpture room was amazing. Thoroughly enjoyable and the staff were really nice.
Loved it here. Quiet and the exhibitions are really nice for a free gallery
Pretty little gallery with some standout works from Seurat, Freud and Lowry. Definitely worth a quick visit if you're wandering through Liverpool's Greco-Roman highway.
Really wonderful gallery - so many paintings - and some interesting features. If you love paintings it’s well worth a visit. I was very impressed and shocked by the slaves’ shackles in the classical sculpture gallery and appreciated the group who had made the intervention, and if they read this, I
There is a good collection here, from paintings to sculptures to daily necessities, and it is free to visit. The only shortcoming is that the lighting design of the oil painting area is flawed, and the reflection makes it difficult to see the details. For example, this cat cannot be viewed from the
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