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The 18th-century Broughton House was home and studio to the artist E A Hornel (one of the 'Glasgow Boys') from 1901 until his death in 1933. He twice lived in Japan and this influenced many of his paintings, some of which are still on display today. The fascinating garden shows the influences of Hornel's time in Japan and is always full of colour.
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Broughton House was the home of E A Hornel - a 'Glasgow Boy' and renowned Scottish Colourist

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Garden only: 1 Feb to 31 Mar, Mon-Fri 11-4
House and Garden: 1 Apr to 31 Oct, daily 12-5 (last entry 4.30)

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