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This exhibition is a rare opportunity to see Terry's less well known works of architecture and landscape from Morin Heights in Canada to the fields of Kent. The paintings, drawings and prints represent many memories over 50 years of landscape painting from early family holidays abroad to more leisurely painting holidays in the British Isles.
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