Francis Butterfield, Yorkshire Landscape, 1937 - A2 Print coffee When does imagination enter our

When does imagination enter our internal conversation

Collaboration is at the heart of what they do and as part of this project they worked closely with our Cultural Gardener choosing and drying cut blooms that echo the planting schemes of Tom Stuart-Smith’s garden design

Photograph: Norman Taylor

This collection has been inspired by shapes and forms of Barbara Hepworth’s sculptures

Things We Used To Do

Francis Butterfield, Yorkshire Landscape, 1937 - A2 Print coffee When does imagination enter ourFrancis Butterfield, Yorkshire Landscape, 1937 (David) Francis Butterfield, (1905 1968), abstract painter, was born in Bradford and studied part time at Bradford Art School, whilst working as a wool stapler in a local mill. The abstract art of Ben Nicolson had a major influence on Franciss work and he began to experiment with his own style, which became over time distinctive by its alliance of organic and geometric forms. Oil on panel Wakefield