Welcome to Nature in Art, the world’s first museum and art gallery dedicated to fine, decorative and applied art inspired by nature.
Our unrivalled collection is housed in a fine Georgian mansion, featured in Simon Jenkins’s book ‘England’s 1000 Best Houses’, just outside the famous cathedral city of Gloucester.
This website gives you a glimpse of Nature in Art, its collections and exhibitions, and the extensive programme of events and activities that take place throughout the year.
One of our special displays in the Autumn will be made up of objects voted for by the public. Click here to get involved and make your choice! Voting closes 25th September.
Opening Times: Tuesday – Sunday 10am – 5pm
plus Good Friday and Bank Holiday Mondays
We are open on Monday Aug 29th Closed Dec 24-26
What’s On
See Our Calendar of EventsJuly 26th – September 4th: ASPECTS OF TUNNICLIFFE A unique selection of work by Charles Tunnicliffe (1901 – 1979) who was described by Sir Peter Scott as ‘the greatest wildlife artist of the twentieth century’. Organised in association with the Charles Tunnicliffe Society, the exhibition includes work from public and private collections and pieces never previously displayed in public. More ….
August 16th – 29th: INDEPENDENCE TRUST An exhibition in our Education Centre called ‘The Elephant in the Room’ by clients of the Independence Trust. More …. Plus join us for a special event this Thursday and sketching in the garden on Wednesday!
Aug 23rd – 28th: JACKIE GARNER Back in our studio by popular demand, Jackie is a busy full-time artist and author who works in a variety of media. www.jackiegarner.co.uk
Aug 29th (Bank Holiday Monday) – Sept 2nd: JAMIE BOOTS Renowned pencil artist. www.jamieboots.com
We are currently undertaking a major overhaul of our passenger lift. We regret that access to the first floor galleries (including the Tunnicliffe exhibition) will be limited to the stairs. Wheelchair users will still have access to the downstairs galleries, coffee shop, art studio, garden and Wallsworth Centre. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused. Those unable to use the stairs will qualify for free admission during the works.







































