LIVERPOOL.- A new suite of four rooms at the Lady Lever Art Gallery provides much-needed activity space for visitors of all ages. The exciting attraction focuses on the remarkable collections of soap tycoon William Hesketh Lever 1st Viscount Leverhulme, housed in the renowned gallery since1922. The Activity Rooms have four themes – “Sustain”, “Explore”, “Imagine” and “Create” – which encourage visitors to try new skills and activities and develop their talents. “Explore” and “Imagine”, which are open to everybody, feature original paintings used by Lord Leverhulme to publicise his products. Arthur John Elsely’s “Besieged” features a washer woman playfully chasing off three children and a dog with soap suds. Albert Chevallier Tayler’s “A Dress Rehearsal” shows a bride trying on her wedding dress to admiring glances from family and friends. There are Chinese ceramics and African and Asian items c