The Fylingdales Group of Artists explained

The Fylingdales Group of Artists is a group of Yorkshire-based artists in England.^{[1] [2]}

The group was founded in 1925 at Denton Hawley's studio, located at Robin Hood's Bay in Yorkshire.^[3] Initially, there were eight members, including Owen Bowen, Dame Ethel Walke ARA, and Ulric Walmsley. The group's first meeting took place on 25 June 1925, followed by the first exhibition. Membership gradually increased and now consists of 22 artists. Later members included Harry Bateman, Colin Verity,^[4] and Joseph West.^[5]

Group membership is by invitation. The group's aim is to exhibit pictures of Yorkshire. The group has held an annual exhibition at the Pannett Art Gallery in Whitby since 1952.^[6] The group's name derives from Fylingdales near Scarborough in North Yorkshire, the civil parish in which Robin Hood's Bay is located.

External links

• The Fylingdales Group of Artists website

Notes and References

1. Web site: Fylingdales Group . Artist Biographies – British and Irish Artists of the 20th Century . UK . 10 July 2020 .
2. Web site: 'Spirit of Yorkshire' – The Fylingdales Group of Artists 87th Annual Exhibition . Pannett Art Gallery . 2019 . 10 July 2020 .
3. Web site: Flyingdales Group of Artists – Display Board for Robin Hood's Bay Museum . The Walmsley Society . 2017 . 10 July 2020 .
4. News: Obituary – Colin Verity . . UK . 19 July 2011 . 10 July 2020 .
5. News: House painter picks up a new kind of brush . . David . Knights . UK . 25 December 2019 . 10 July 2020 .
6. News: Cook 250 theme for Fylingdales Group of Artists' exhibition in Whitby . . UK . 4 September 2018 . 10 July 2020 .