An exclusive art exhibition will be showcased in Liverpool next week.
Leading local businesswoman Jean Gadsby is set to open up her iconic art collection at a pop up exhibition at Exchange Station on Friday, November 11.
Called ‘One Woman’s Liverpool’, the exhibition will feature a collection of 65 pieces of original art, including an portrait of John Lennon.
A painting of the late Beatle was created by Sam Walsh, whose iconic depiction of Paul McCartney currently sits in the National Portrait Gallery.
The collection also features a painting of Hilary Clinton at the French Senate by Don McKinley, and The Crouching Man by Sam Walsh, which will be in situ in the atrium of Exchange Station from the beginning of November.
Other notable artists include Paul Cousins and Adrian Henri, all of whom have a strong link to the city.
The event will take place from 5pm – 7pm and refreshments will be provided by Liverpool Craft Brewery.
The artwork will remain on view at Exchange Station until Monday, November 14.
Jean Gadsby, also chief organiser of the Merseyside Woman of the Year awards, said: “This collection is a true homage to the city of Liverpool.
“I can’t think of a better location in which to show these paintings than Exchange Station, which is itself a true piece of Liverpool culture and heritage.
“My husband and I have amassed these pieces of art over the last two decades, having known many of the artists.
“As we’ve now downsized, we have simply run out of space and so, while it’s sad to see them go, we want people to buy and experience the same pleasure that we have had.
“Prices start from just £30 so there is something for everyone.”