Gardening Cuttings: The art of Kew library

Friday 23 April 1993 23:02 BST

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ART treasures from the Royal Horticultural Society's Lindley Library have been selected by the society's distinguished librarian, Dr Brent Elliott, for an exhibition at the Kew Gardens Gallery, which continues until the end of May. The library has an astonishing collection of about 18,000 drawings and paintings. The gallery is open daily (9.30am-4pm). Entrance to Kew costs pounds 3.50.

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