Primavera, Cambridge
Primavera Gallery, an esteemed independent art gallery, is prominently located in Cambridge, directly opposite King's College. Founded in 2001 by Jeremy Waller, an avid collector of British art and antiques, Primavera has established itself as a premier venue for British art and craftsmanship. The gallery operates out of a historic building that once served as the home of the famous poet Charles Lamb and his sister.
Spanning three floors, the gallery showcases an exquisite and varied collection of handmade British art and crafts. It features a remarkable array of items including jewelry, ceramics, and glass art sourced from around Cambridge. This selection represents the pinnacle of British craftsmanship, curated to cater to a range of tastes and budgets.
Primavera is committed to offering a tactile, physical interaction with art, differentiating itself from online-only experiences. By facilitating direct engagement with the artworks, the gallery echoes the immersive experiences offered by Open Studios and art fairs. It is open every day of the year, ensuring accessibility for both locals and visitors.
The gallery's philosophy underscores the importance of experiencing art firsthand. While its website provides a preview, the true essence and beauty of the artwork are best appreciated in person. With its rich legacy of 78 years and a strategic location in the heart of Cambridge, Primavera Gallery continues to attract art lovers and collectors, offering everyone a chance to own a piece of exceptional British art.
Spanning three floors, the gallery showcases an exquisite and varied collection of handmade British art and crafts. It features a remarkable array of items including jewelry, ceramics, and glass art sourced from around Cambridge. This selection represents the pinnacle of British craftsmanship, curated to cater to a range of tastes and budgets.
Primavera is committed to offering a tactile, physical interaction with art, differentiating itself from online-only experiences. By facilitating direct engagement with the artworks, the gallery echoes the immersive experiences offered by Open Studios and art fairs. It is open every day of the year, ensuring accessibility for both locals and visitors.
The gallery's philosophy underscores the importance of experiencing art firsthand. While its website provides a preview, the true essence and beauty of the artwork are best appreciated in person. With its rich legacy of 78 years and a strategic location in the heart of Cambridge, Primavera Gallery continues to attract art lovers and collectors, offering everyone a chance to own a piece of exceptional British art.
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Primavera on Map
Sight Name: Primavera
Sight Location: Cambridge, England (See walking tours in Cambridge)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
Sight Location: Cambridge, England (See walking tours in Cambridge)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
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