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Network Rail Southern region level crossing safety campaign
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Participants enjoying their art class on a train experience
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Artist, Sara Reeve, explaining why GTR hosted its first ever live art class
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Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has celebrated The National Gallery’s 200th anniversary by running its first ever live art class on a train
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Art aficionados were challenged to create their best self-portraits
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- Media Use
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- .jpg
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- GTR
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- 2048 x 1363, 1.28 MB
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The art class was created to inspire people to visit the exhibition, where art lovers can see Rembrandt’s artwork, Self Portrait at the Age of 34
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- GTR
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- 2048 x 1363, 1.84 MB
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The activity aimed to drum up visitors to the Rembrandt exhibition, currently on loan at the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
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- Media Use
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- .jpg
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- GTR
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- 2048 x 1247, 2.11 MB
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Artist, Sara Reeve, led the one-off class from Brighton to London and back
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- Media Use
- File format:
- .jpg
- Copyright:
- GTR
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- 2048 x 1363, 1.83 MB
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Eight lucky art enthusiasts were treated to a two-hour lesson on board the Gatwick Express, led by Brighton-based artist, Sara Reeve
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Aldingbourne Trust volunteer Sam Knight.jpg
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Aldingbourne Trust volunteer Ben Slade.jpg
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Blooming success - staff and volunteers who work on the Aldingbourne Trust 'Adopt A Station' scheme, at Arundel.jpg
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