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Artwork of the Month display area

Every month the Museum highlights a different piece as its ‘Artwork of the Month’.
The purpose of this programme is to allow visitors to focus on the details surrounding one particular artwork. More...

December Nativity Scene 
Oil on canvas 
After Hans von Aachen (1552-1615) 		 'Nativity Scene', oil on canvas, After Hans von Aachen (1552-1615) - click for larger image
November A View from Sark Across to Brecqhou, with Herm, Jethou, and Guernsey Beyond, 1888 
Watercolour 
Paul Jacob Naftel R.W.S. (1817-1891) 		 Watercolour by Paul Jacob Naftel - View from Sark towards Brecqhou, with Herm, Jethou, and Guernsey Beyond (click for larger image)
October The Battle of Abu Klea 
Oil 
J. Le Page 		 The Battle of Abu Klea, oil painting by J. Le Page (click for larger image)
September A Painting A Day 
Watercolour 
Rob Sweeney 		 May 13 2010 from 'A Painting a Day', watercolour by Rob Sweeney (click for larger image)
August Outreach, 2009 (1/9) 
Bronze and mahogany 
Fleur Winter (b.1980) 		 Outreach, 2009, a bronze and mahogany sculpture, by Fleur Winter (b.1980) - (click for more details)
July Card Players 
Oil 
Franz Xavier Hendrick Verbeeck (1685-1755) 		 Card Players, an oil painting, by Franz Xavier Hendrick Verbeeck (1685-1755) (click for more details)
June Swallow Falls
Oil on canvas 
Tom Wright, 1996 		 Swallow Falls, a 1996 oil painting by Tom Wright (click for more details)
May The Visitation 
Oil 
18th Century follower of Murillo 		 (click for larger image)
April Rouen Cathedral 
Watercolour 
Peter Le Lievre (1812-1878) 		 Rouen Cathedral, watercolour, by Peter Le Lievre (click for larger image)
March Rooftops 
Oil 
Brenda Munson (1931-2003) 		 Rooftops, oil painting by Brenda Munson (click for more information)
January - February

Mammoth 
Bronze 
Roy Smith 

 Mammoth, in Bronze, by Roy Smith (click for more information)
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