Unseen artworks by original Beatle to be unveiled in LiverpoolThe artworks are set to be unveiled at the Liverpool Beatles MuseumView 3 Images Artwork from the late original Beatle Stuart Sutcliffe goes on display at the Liverpool Beatles Museum (Image: PA)Four pieces of artwork by a founding member of The Beatles, will be on show to the public for the first time. The works, crafted by the band's original bassist, Stuart Sutcliffe are set to be unveiled at the Liverpool Beatles Museum on Thursday. ‌Four of his creations have been loaned to the museum by Hereward Harrison, a close companion of Sutcliffe's sister, Pauline. Mr Harrison said that the artworks were gifts from Ms Sutcliffe, who died in 2019, over their 50 years of friendship. The items are the latest exhibits to go on display at the Mathew Street museum owned by Roag Best, brother of original Beatles drummer Pete Best.