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Musical Instrument maker.

A gallery within a hotel, featuring Norfolk artists The Hotel was an old coaching inn so the character of the interior provides an ideal setting for showing off the paintings of some of the best local artists. Virtually all the downstairs public rooms link to form one large and interesting gallery.

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Simple water colours of ladies from past eras.
Jean visits Norfolk regularly and in contrast to artists who return with memories of the scenery, she imbibes the ambience and living history of the area.The title of the painting is "Lady in blue playing patience".
The limitations of the Internet cannot display the simplicity and uncluttered subtlety of Jean's work. The lines and relaxing flow of the dress contrast only with the concentration and study in the face.

The finest guitars in the world. Hullah Guitars are truly handmade. The musical tradition of the Hullah family goes back over 150 years to John Hullah, great, great, great, great grand father of his present day namesake. John Hullah was Professor of vocal music at both Kings' and Queens' College London. Today John Hullah has been making stringed instruments purely by hand since the late 1970s. Hullah guitars are different. Different in the way they look, play and sound. They are guaranteed for the life of the original purchaser.

A group of five potters, a goldsmith and a sculptor. All the pottery, jewellry and sculpture in our gallery is designed and handmade on the premises. We present a range of domestic pottery that is both attractive and functional, complemented by porcelain and raku pots. The sculptures are created mainly from stone, their smooth rounded forms and varied surface textures inviting a tactile reponse. Each piece of jewellery is handcrafted and unique, using sterling silver, gold and precious and semi-precious stones.

Every three weeks the main gallery displays a new selection of original paintings. Artists' material stockists and picture framing specialists. Colour photocopying facilities. Picturecraft uses an ingenious system of display; the naturally lit gallery being divided into nineteen various sized alcoves, which are then rented to artists with no commission being deducted from sales. Major one-man exhibitions and demonstrations are
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