Andrew White
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Rare Star Wars Luke Skywalker figure could fetch up to £20,000 at North East auction (opens the original)
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A rare Kenner Star Wars Luke Skywalker action figure featuring the highly sought-after Double Telescoping lightsaber is set to go under the hammer at Vectis Auctions on October 15. Lot 623 is an AFA-graded vintage 12-back C carded figure estimated at £15,000â£20,000, with a CIB certificate of authenticity and a Hollywood Heroes certificate detailing its provenance. The carded figure graded 80NM C80 B80 F80, was bought on the open market in 2015 and was originally obtained from the family of
Life through the lens of a man who fell in love with the Yorkshire Dales in the 1940s (opens the original)
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A collection of photographs offering a vivid glimpse into North Yorkshire life during the 1940s is set to bring the past into sharp focus once again. Now on display in a new exhibition at The Garden Rooms at Tennants, in Leyburn, the images were taken by Leeds photographer Harold Bryce Thomson and capture everything from family life and village scenes to farming traditions, local characters and well-known landmarks. What makes the photographs particularly compelling is their sense of authenticit
New exhibition shines fresh light on some of North Yorkshire's best-known ruins (opens the original)
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Few places in the North of England combine beauty, history and atmosphere quite like the ruined abbeys that lie scattered across the North Yorkshire landscape. Set in secluded valleys and rolling countryside, the ancient abbeys have attracted visitors, historians and artists for generations. They have inspired countless paintings, sketches and photographs, each seeking to capture something of their enduring character. Now, a new collection of artworks is providing an opportunity to see these fam
Paintings reveal North East artist's lifelong drive to record daily life (opens the original)
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Today's Object of the Week is a collection that traces one North East artist’s lifelong determination to record the world around her, from scenes and seafronts to the final abstract works she created. A new Sunderland exhibition brings together previously unseen work by an artist who documented the world around her throughout her life. Kitchen Sink Realism, the inaugural exhibition at Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art's new home at Culture House, focuses on the work of Sunderland-born artist
New game inspired by North East horror character has scares while helping good causes (opens the original)
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Award-winning North East film director Dean Midas has launched a new horror-themed party game inspired by the world of Eve Valentine, with proceeds from every sale supporting two charities. Released on September 4 on digital gaming platform Itch.io, the Eve Valentine Horror Game is available in two distinct editions, giving players the chance to experience either a retro 1950s setting or a contemporary version of the story. Created by County Durham-beased horror filmmaker Dean Midas, the game is
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