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was too large and fragile to be moved. Instead the 3.02 by 5.83 metres (9.9 by 19.1 ft) canvas, which has been with The
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Herbert, who also donated a further £100,000 to the project. Herbert died in May 1957, and the museum and art gallery that bears his name was opened on 9 March 1960 by his third wife Lady Herbert.
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donated £100,000 to the corporation to erect a gallery and museum on the site. Plans were drawn up by the
Leicester architect Albert Herbert, a cousin of Sir Alfred, and building began the following year.
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module and integrated into the English degrees at Coventry University and students in the coming years will be able to avail the opportunity as well.
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