Ealing Art Group

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The Ealing Art Guild was founded in 1910, to further the interests of local artists of all disciplines, whether professional, amateur or lay. The society later broadened its scope to become the Ealing Arts Club and, in due course, became the present day Ealing Art Group, which has a membership of around 120. rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Original logo of Ealing Art Guild

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rdf:langString The original logo was based on a carving on a bench in Walpole Park. The current logo was introduced in the 1990s.

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