A great craftsmanship can be seen at Frameworks on Mill Road. Bespoke and ready made frames can be…read morebough for fair prices. The workshop is behind my house so I can see the hard work that goes into making these frames. A brilliant business!

I have not bought a frame nor had one made from Frameworks but I know it very well as the workshop…read moreis behind my house! Frameworks offers bespoke framing for all of your framing needs! Whether you want to frame that old oil painting or your child's first drawing then they will find the perfect frame to fit your needs. The pricing isn't too bad for the service offered here and I know that the team work very hard in their workshop to design beautiful frames. If you are a business looking for quantity then Frameworks can accommodate to this too and even give you some pointers of exhibiting and placing. The founder is a very friendly man and you can tell that everyone is passionate.

Excellent picture framers. A great arty place for framing and art gallery. I was impressed.read more

This is an amazing 2 story museum with all kinds of artifacts from old wedgewood to Egypt's tomb…read moreand artifacts Teapots and tea cups old coins to everything in between. 2 nd floor loads of paintings to look at. Entry is free which is always a plus.

The Fitzwilliam Museum offers a well rounded and varied collection. It is sure to please most…read moremuseum visitors regardless of interests. If you're a fan of the work of Georges-Pierre Seurat, you're sure to enjoy the 1884 Neo-Impressionism painting, "The Couple" (original title: Un dimanche après-midi sur l'île de la Grande Jatte). Does it somehow look familiar? This was a study for A Sunday on the Island of la Grande Jatte! "This work is one of many that Georges-Pierre Seurat made in preparation for a much larger painting. The woman's stiff posture is accentuated by her tightly buttoned jacket and the exaggerated bustle of her skirt, which echoes the curve of her parasol. Given that the area of Paris depicted here was known for prostitution, it has been suggested that the woman is a sex worker on the arm of a male client." Give yourself several hours if you plan to take in the entire collection. If you are fortunate enough to live nearby and can visit often, take your time and you're sure to fall in love with one of the many wonderfully curated items found within the museum walls.