Links
to Useful Websites
Below
you will find a series of links to other websites
that may be of use or interest to print collectors
and enthusiasts.
Museums
& Galleries - UK
Aberystwyth,
University of Wales, Prints & Drawings – especially
modern or Welsh
Ashmolean
Museum, Oxford University, Dept of Prints & Drawings
British
Museum, Department of Prints & Drawings
bpi1700, British Printed Images to 1700
Fitzwilliam
Museum, Cambridge University, Prints & Drawings
Hunterian
Museum, Glasgow University (Includes
a special collection of Whistler material)
London
Metropolitan Archives (LMA)
St.
Brides, City of London, Museum of Printing
Victoria & Albert
Museum, London, Dept of Prints & Drawings
Museums
& Galleries - Europe
Bibliothèque
Nationale de France, Paris Print
Dept & Calcografia, France
Fondation
Custodia, Paris and Lugt Collectors’ Marks,
France
Istituto
Nazionale per la Grafica, Rome, Italy
Plantin
Moretus Museum, Antwerp (old printing house),
Holland
Rijks
Museum, Prentenkabinet, Amsterdam, Holland
Royal
Museum of Fine Arts, Brussels, Print Dept & Calcographia,
Belgium
Museums
& Galleries - USA
Metropolitan
Museum, New York , Prints & Drawings
(includes collection of Chess prints), USA
Museum
of Fine Arts, Boston, USA
Pierpont
Morgan Library, New York , USA
National
Gallery of Modern Art, Smithsonian, Washington
D.C. (Prints & Drawings), USA
The
Art Institute of Chicago, USA
Yale University,
Art Gallery, USA
Events
London
Original Print Fair
Places
to Visit
Thomas
Bewick Birthplace, Cherryburn, Northumberland,
UK,
Rembrandt
House, Amsterdam, Holland
Organisations
Royal
Society of Painter-Printmakers (R.E.)
and Bankside Gallery
Society
of Wood Engravers (S.W.E.)
Artists
Dorothy
E. G. Woollard, 1886-1986
Ernest
Eric Newton, 1901-1970
Other
Sites of Interest
North
Aston~ A Millennium,
published by Elizabeth Harvey-Lee
Paris
Walks, Daily Walking Tours of Paris, in English |
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William
Walcot (1874-1943):
"The Ashmolean, Oxford".
Original drypoint,
c.1920-23.
For
further information on William Walcot,
please explore our Web Exhibition of
his work.
Martin
Hardie (1875-1952):
"New Entrance Hall,
V & A Museum,
1907".
Original
etching, 1907.
Martin
Hardie was keeper of
Prints and Drawings
at the Victoria & Albert
Museum.
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