The exhibition, described as the world's largest presentation of works by Archibald Knox, features over 200 works by the Manx artist from collections across the British Isles, including pieces of silverware, pewter and jewellery, alongside rarely seen paintings, sketches, manuscripts, ceramics, textiles and furniture.

Jointly curated by Manx National Heritage and the Archibald Knox Forum, the show offers visitors the unique experience of delving into the artistic creation of the leading exponent of the ?British Celtic Revival' design style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, while exploring his home country of the Isle of Man, to which Knox's work was intimately attached.  

The opening of the exhibition will be punctuated by a seminar on 5 and 6 April at the Manx Museum. Conferences by Stephen Martin and Anthony Bernbaum, two of the world's best experts on Archibald Knox's life and work, focused on the artist's Cymric style, and the mythical and symbolic influence of Manx culture and history on his work.