Examples of 'jerwood' in a sentence
Meaning of "jerwood"
jerwood (noun): A surname of English origin, also associated with the Jerwood Foundation which supports the arts
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Jerwood photography prize.
New exhibition at Jerwood is inspired by beaches in Hastings.
Jerwood meets a sea of disapproval in Hastings.
Three new exhibitions open at Jerwood.
The Jerwood prize.
PFM evaluation was initially performed by digital palpation as proposed by Laycock and Jerwood.
Jerwood Gallery in Hastings puts never-seen artworks on display.
Four of her oil paintings are in UK public collections including the Jerwood Collection.
It was established by the Jerwood Foundation, a major UK funder of arts, education and science.
Laycock and Jerwood.
From its beginning in 1999, Jerwood Sculpture displayed large sculptures in natural environments.
Quentin Blake unveils new exhibition inspired by Hastings beach at Jerwood Gallery.
Jerwood took holy orders in 1911 and first served as curate at All Saints ' Church, Northampton.
It was researched and developed at Sadler 's Wells as part of the Jerwood Studio programme.
The new Jerwood Library overlooking the river was opened by Lord Howe in 1999.
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In pictures, Beattie 's new abstract works at the Jerwood.
In 2007 Marcy participated in the first Jerwood opera-writing programme at Aldeburgh.
With this line-up the ' See Through My Eyes ' single was recorded, produced by Colin Jerwood.
John, extremely wealthy, established a foundation in his name in 1977 called The Jerwood Foundation.
Their first public sculpture Cosmos was unveiled in October 2014, commissioned by Jerwood Open Forest.
