Richard Holledge
12 July 2021
Creative Coasts: Where art goes to the seaside
Herbrand Sackville, the 9th Earl of de la Warr, was ahead of his time in his belief that art could breathe new life into a town. A century on, RICHARD HOLLEDGE looks at the must-see art of the east coast
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