Study visits explore the art historical context of parts of London and other places accessible by public transport. These events are led by qualified guides or lecturers who have a detailed and thorough understanding of their subjects.
Current fees for study visits are usually between £20 and £35 (transport not included). The relevant fee is indicated on the booking page, and are for members only.
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The tour of The Supreme Court, situated in the neo-Gothic Middlesex Guildhall, includes all three courtrooms and the Justices’ Library and an opportunity to view its rich art collection.
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The ING Collection in London is a fascinating combination of pictures and applied art. It includes works by modern British artists such as Stanley Spencer and Duncan Grant as well as eighteenth- and nineteenth-century watercolours by artists such as Samuel Palmer and John Sell Cotman and a collection of historical portraits and the Baring Archive.
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The visit will give an insight into artworks acquired by PwC since the 1980s from mainly British artists at varying stages in their careers who studied or worked in London, including established painters Jason Brooks, Maggi Hambling and Patrick Hughes.
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The current cathedral reflects an expansion initiated by Bishop Gundulf in the decades following the Norman Conquest. Material from this phase certainly survives, as does the repaired nave and west front – both reconstructed following a fire in 1137 – and the early Gothic presbytery and choir. We shall look at all this work, along with the important fragmentary remains of the cloister east range and Rochester’s important collection of later medieval tomb monuments.
We prefer online booking using WebCollect by clicking on BOOK PLACES in the event details section. It is also possible to book by printing and completing a paper booking form and sending it together with a cheque to our Administrator at the address on the form.
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