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September – December 2010 www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Getting to Dulwich Picture Gallery

Train

Steps at stations and no wheelchair facilities call 08457 484950 for details

London Bridge to North Dulwich Thirteen minutes from London Bridge, every fifteen minutes, usually platforms 13-16. Turn left out of the station and follow signs to Dulwich Picture Gallery

Victoria Station to West DulwichTwelve minutes from Victoria. Four trains an hour. Trains leave usually from platforms 1–8. Follow signs to Dulwich Picture Gallery

Road

The Gallery is in Dulwich Village, just off the South Circular (A205). The Gallery lies between Gallery Road and College Road. Ample unrestricted parking. There is a disabled car park next to the Gallery in Gallery Road

Bus

P4 from opposite Brixton Tube, Forest Hill and the Horniman Museum or Lewisham Bus Station. The bus stops in College Road outside the Gallery

No 3 from central London to West Dulwich Station

No 37 from South West London to North Dulwich Station

Access Information

The Gallery is on one level with full access and facilities for disabled visitors, including a hearing loop in the Linbury Room and parking in the disabled car park off Gallery Road

This guide is available in large print on request. Call 020 8693 5254

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Telephone 020 8693 5254Textphone 020 8693 4786Fax 020 8299 8700www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Image creditsFront Cover: Detail: Salvator Rosa, Poetry, c. 1641, Oil on canvas, 116.2 x 94.2 cm,Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, The Ella Gallup Sumner and Mary Catlin Sumner Collection Fund P6 Salvator Rosa, Philosophy, 1641, Oil on canvas, 116.3 x 94 cm, The National Gallery, London P9 Salvator Rosa, Jason Charming the Dragon, c. 1665-70, Oil on canvas, 78 x 66.5 cm The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Purchase, Miss Olive Hosmer FundP9 Norman Rockwell, Breakfast Table Political Argument – oil study, 1948, Oil on acetate on board, 26 x 27.9 cm, signed lower right and inscribed, “To Herb Herrick, Sincerely, Norman Rockwell” Saturday Evening Post , October 30, 1948 © 2010 by SEPS, Curtis Publishing, Indianapolis www.curtispublishing.com © 2010 Photographic image courtesy of National Museum of American Illustration™ Newport, RI Archives of American Illustrators Gallery™ New York, NYp10 Canaletto, The Riva degli Schiavoni, looking West, about 1735, © By courtesy of the Trustees of Sir John Soane’s Museum, LondonPage 11 Deruta maiolica lustre dish 1520 ©V&A Images. Mima ceramic 9 Julian Stair 2008, 5 pots Julian Stair 2010. The Arnolfini Portrait, Jan van Eyck 1434 National GalleryPage 12 No Woman, No Cry, Chris Ofili,1998 Tate. Tom Roberts Shearing the Rams (1890) Melbourne Art Gallery. Filippo Lippi, Madonna with Child and Two Angels c. 1465. Galleria degli Uffizi, FlorencePage 13 Wassily Kandinsky, Cossacks (1911) Tate. Amedeo Modigliani Gypsy Woman with Baby (1919) National Gallery of Art Washington DC. Reverend Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston Loch (c.1795) National Gallery of Scotland

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Exhibitions

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Lectures

Director’s Exhibition Lectures 9Friends Lectures �0Education Lecture Series �4

Art Classes

Art For Adults �4 Art For Young People �7

For Families

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Events

Friends Local Walk �0 Friends Music �� Friends Visits �� Friends Special Events �3 Friends GalleryFilm �3

Contents

Support us

About the Friends �5 About the �8�� Club �5 About the Desenfans Circle �5 About the American Friends �8 Legacies �8

Information

Gallery Hire 9 Join the Free Email List �8 Calendar �9

Application form

Join the Friends �6

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p Art for Young People p�7

u Salvator Rosa (�6�5–�673): Bandits, Wilderness and Magic p6

t Tuesday Evening Lecture Series p�3

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pJazz in the Garden: Charles Cary-Elwes and Friends p��

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Welcome

Welcome to Dulwich Picture Gallery

Dulwich Picture GalleryGallery Road, Dulwich Village,London SE�� 7ADTelephone 0�0 8693 5�54Textphone 0�0 8693 4786Fax 0�0 8�99 8700

enquiries@ dulwichpicturegallery.org.ukwww.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Charity Number: �04094�

Open

Tuesdays to Fridays �0am–5pm Saturdays, Sundays & Good Friday and Bank Holiday Mondays ��am–5pm

Closed Mondays except Bank Holidays. Open on Good Friday. Also closed New Year’s Day, and �4–�6 December

Admission charge

Permanent Collection £5, Senior citizens £4 Unemployed, disabled, students, children and Friends free

Permanent collection and Temporary Exhibition £9, Senior Citizens £8 Unemployed, disabled, students £4; children and Friends free You will also be invited to add a Gift Aid donation to your ticket price

There is a £� handling fee for credit and debit card bookings

Free Tours

Free tours of the Gallery on Saturdays and Sundays at 3pm (admission charges apply)

Guided Tours

For guided group tours and study sessions contact 0�0 8�99 87�3 or [email protected]

Gallery Hire

The Gallery is available for private hire, as is the Linbury Room for wedding receptions, dinners, parties, conferences, lectures, filming and private evening tours

For more information ring 0�0 8�99 87�3 or [email protected]

Shopping

The Gallery shop sells gifts, catalogues, books and cards. A selection of our most popular books and gifts are available to purchase online at www.dulwich picturegallery.org.uk/shop.aspx

For more information call 0�0 8�99 8704 or email [email protected]

The Picture Gallery Café

There is a licensed café, opening on to landscaped gardens, with delicious meals and light refreshments 0�0 8�99 87�9

Access Information

The Gallery is on one level with full access and facilities for disabled visitors, including a hearing loop in the Linbury Room and parking in the disabled car park off Gallery Road

This guide is available in large print on request. Call 0�0 8693 5�54

This leaflet is sponsored by the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery

Permanent Collection

Dulwich Picture Gallery houses one of the world’s most important collections of European Old Master paintings from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The collection is also one of the oldest in Great Britain, substantially put together during the �790s. The paintings are housed in the first purpose-built art gallery in England, designed by Sir John Soane in �8��

Free guided Gallery tours of the permanent collection take place at 3pm each Saturday and Sunday. Please purchase your Gallery ticket and wait near the Friends’ Desk in the main gallery

Adopt an Old Master

Would you enjoy a ‘behind the scenes’ visit to the conservator’s studio? Adopt an Old Master and you can accompany the curator and the conservator to see the work in progress. Visit our website for more information about adopting a picture

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Education event booking details

Booking is essential. Please contact Education Events Manager:T: 020 8299 8732E: [email protected]

Friends’ event booking details

T: 020 8299 8750 Monday to Friday 10am–12pm. Please leave a message outside those hoursE: friendsticketing@ dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk or please visit the Friends Desk within the Gallery

To join the Friends, or talk about membership, please call 07599 816207Or Email: [email protected]

Dulwich Picture Gallery

IS:HistoricFounded in �8��, it was the first purpose-built public art gallery in England

BeautifulThe Gallery is a masterpiece by the Regency architect Sir John Soane, set in idyllic grounds in leafy Dulwich, a green oasis only four miles from central London

PeacefulIt is a place of quiet contemplation, off the beaten track but readily accessible by rail, car, bus, or bike

World ClassIts collections include beautiful masterpieces by Rembrandt, Rubens, Watteau, Gainsborough and Van Dyck amongst many others

AmazingThe view down the Gallery is one of the most dazzling visual feasts in London

Original How many other Galleries have their Founders’ mausoleum at their heart?

Accessible Our Education programmes have won countless awards; we welcome all ages, and are dedicated to encouraging the enjoyment of the visual arts for all. The Gallery has excellent disabled access

StimulatingOur exhibition programme offers a minimum of three critically acclaimed loan exhibitions a year

FriendlyOur staff are dedicated to making everyone’s visit as enjoyable as possible

AliveThe Gallery buzzes with lectures, art classes, concerts and special events

CivilisedOur café offers delicious food in a sophisticated contemporary extension – an award-winning building by architect Rick Mather – with views of the Gallery and its beautiful grounds

ISN’T:Government fundedWe are an independent museum and a Charitable Trust, reliant on fund-raising for everything that we accomplish. As part of that challenge, the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery are amongst the most dynamic and supportive in the museum world

Supported by the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery

Exhibitions and Displays in �0�0/��

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Chapel Openings

You can enter Christ’s Chapel of Alleyn’s College of God’s Gift from Dulwich Picture Gallery’s cloister. The chapel was consecrated in �6�6 by George Abbot, Archbishop of Canterbury, as part of the Dulwich College Foundation

Every Tuesday 1.30–3.30pm

Salvator Rosa (1615–1673): Bandits, Wilderness and Magic

15 September – 28 NovemberSalvator Rosa invented novel allegorical pictures, fanciful portraits of romantic and enigmatic figures, both macabre and horrific; highly original and philosophical subjects. No other artist has created windswept landscapes of such emotional power, or figures of such dark intensity. Unlike Caravaggio, Rosa was truly a rebel, radical, anti-clerical, associated with libertine thought, and often in real danger from the Inquisition

The exhibition has been supported by The Arthur and Holly Magill Foundation

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Rediscovering Old Masters: The Melosi Series

REDISCOVERING OLD MASTERS: THE MELOSI SERIES

Triumphs of Temper:

George Romney’s Serena5 July 2010 – 3 October 2010In this display, one of Romney’s paintings, Serena Reading is displayed alongside Dulwich’s own portrait of William Hayley by Romney (c.�777–79), who was also a subject of the artist’s brush on more than one occasion.

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Displays

Sculpture in the Garden:

Peter Randall-Page’s Walking the Dog The sculpture will be unveiled to coincide with the Salvator Rosa exhibition. Peter Randall-Page is a famous English sculptor who recently had an exhibition at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. The sculpture has been given to the Gallery by the Art Fund to celebrate the Gallery’s �00th anniversary in �0��

Masterpiece a Month:

Presiding GeniusOne every month from January – December 2011As a celebration of the Gallery’s bicentenary, during each month of �0�� a masterpiece will be on show at the end of Sir John Soane’s famous enfilade. Each work will be a show-stopper borrowed from a major international institution with a historical link to the Gallery. This will include works by Velazquez, El Greco, Rembrandt, Vermeer, Ingres, Van Gogh, Constable, Domenichino, David Hockney and many others

Norman Rockwell’s America

15 December 2010 – 27 March 2011Norman Rockwell was America’s best-known and best-loved illustrator for over six decades of the �0th century. Astonishingly prolific, he is best known for the 3�� covers he created for the Saturday Evening Post, and countless other magazine illustrations and advertisements, capturing images of everyday American life with a humour and power of observation that spoke directly to the public, whose love for his work never wavered

Cy Twombly and Nicolas Poussin: Arcadian Painters

29 June – 25 September 2011Although separated by three centuries, they share some remarkable similarities. Their work will be shown side by side for the first time. The connections are highlighted by comparing the key themes of Arcadia and the pastoral, passion and love, violence and war, and mythological figures that are central to both artists’ work

Friends Easter Open Exhibition

22 May – 8 May The Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery’s biennial exhibition of works by the Friends. Selected works, chosen by the Director from all submissions, will be on display.

Vincent van Gogh, Self Portrait with Felt Hat, �888, Oil on canvas, 44 x 37.5cm. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation)

Norman Rockwell, Bridge Game –The Bid, �948, Oil on canvas

��8.� x 97.8 cm, signed lower left, Saturday Evening Post cover, May �5, �948 © �0�0 by SEPS, Curtis Publishing, Indianapolis www.curtispublishing.com© �0�0 Photographic image courtesy of National Museum of American Illustration™ Newport, RI Archives of American Illustrators Gallery™ New York, NY

George Romney: Serena Reading, �78�, Oil on canvas, Private collection UK

Poussin, Rinaldo & Armida © Trustees of Dulwich Picture Gallery

Cy Twombly, Pan, �975, wax crayon, collage, �48 X �00 cm. Private Collection © Cy Twombly

Events

• Dinner parties – large and small • Corporate Strategy Days • Concerts • Lectures and film showings • Theatrical performances • Private Tours • Christenings • Bar/Bat Mitzvahs • Product Launches, book signings • Film and photographic location

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Weddings

The Gallery is licensed to hold Civil Marriage and Civil Partnership Ceremonies with Southwark Council. The events team is experienced in catering for very special days in both the Gallery and the Linbury Room and the gardens

All funds generated from the hire of Dulwich Picture Gallery go towards its conservation and care and to the development of ongoing education, events and exhibitions programmes

Events & Functions: Hire the gallery

Friends

For further information on prices and availability please call 020 8299 8713 or email [email protected]

Exhibition Lectures

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Ian Dejardin, the Gallery’s Director, or Xavier Salomon, Curator, give a lecture about each of the Gallery’s exhibitions 12.30–1.30pm

Lectures are held in the Linbury Room on a first-come first-served basis. They are free but there will be a collection at the end for which the suggested donation is £5

Salvator Rosa: Bandits, Wilderness and Magic

Thursday 16 SeptemberXavier Salomon

Norman Rockwell

Thursday 16 December Ian Dejardin

The Gallery Café

The Gallery Café can be hired separately for a huge range of smaller occasions – from birthday parties and anniversaries to book launches, christenings

Linbury Room

Equipped with sound and AV equipment and with either a raked or flat floor, this flexible multi-purpose room can be hired for daytime or evening use

The Gardens

The Gardens can be used for pre-dinner drinks or hired separately with a marquee

Catering

We have a list of approved caterers to choose from

InTown Lectures

Venice: Canaletto and His Rivals

Thursday 28 October7 for 7.30pm Linbury RoomThis exhibition of eighteenth-century views of Venice includes many of the masterpieces of the genre. The works emphasise the different responses of the various artists – Luca Carlevarijs, Michele Marieschi, Bernardo Bellotto and Francesco Guardi – to this uniquely beautiful city. The exhibition runs at the Sainsbury wing of the National Gallery from �3 October to �6 January

Charles Beddington, an authority on Canaletto and Venetian views, was the curator of Canaletto in England: A Venetian Artist Abroad at Dulwich Picture Gallery �006–7 £10, £8 Friends Includes a glass of wine

Treasures from Budapest: European Masterpieces from Leonardo to Schiele

Thursday 4 November7 for 7.30pmAnticipating Hungary’s presidency of the European Union in �0��, this autumn the Royal Academy will present an exhibition of masterpieces from the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, with additional key loans from the Hungarian National Gallery

Graham Greenfield, RA lecturer, will talk about this exhibition which showcases the full breadth and wealth of one of the finest art collections in Central EuropeThe exhibition runs from 25 September – 12 December

Pioneering Painters: The Glasgow Boys 1880–1990

Tuesday 16 November Graham Greenfield returns to Dulwich to talk about this exhibition which is the first in over 40 years to celebrate the major achievement of the Glasgow Boys, the loosely knit group of around �0 young painters who created such a stir at home and abroad in the final decades of the �9th century. The principal artists, Guthrie, Lavery, Crawhall, Walton, Henry and Hornel, have now been widely acclaimed for over half a centuryThe exhibition runs from 30 October – 23 January 2011

For more information about Royal Academy exhibitions, and to purchase tickets visit the RA website at www.royalacademy.org.uk or call 0844�09005�.

Gauguin

Thursday 25 NovemberRosalind Whyte, a lecturer at Tate Modern, will talk about Tate Modern’s major Gauguin exhibition, the first in London for over 50 years. She will provide an over-view of the life and career of this French Post-Impressionist painter. One of the most famous artists of the early �0th century, Gauguin painted scenes as far afield as Peru, Martinique and Paris. The talk will feature many of his iconic paintings, including scenes of the artists’ colony of Pont-Aven in Brittany and haystacks in the Breton landscapeThe exhibition runs from 30 September – 16 January 2011

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Crossing Frontiers: a Journey through Art

7.45–9.15pm Linbury Room

This series examines art from around the world and will show how art in different countries and periods varies and that there can also be surprising similarities

Series of 6 lectures £50, £40 FriendsSingle lectures £10, £8 FriendsBar in the interval

Art Down Under: Australian Art from the Convict Years to the Modern Era

Tuesday 21 September Dreamtime, convicts and early settlers – artistic responses to life in the strange new continent were initially seen through European, and especially British, artistic traditions. In the �9th century, Australian Impressionism & the Heidelberg School challenged the dominance of the ‘Victorian’ style. The First World War was a watershed in Australian and New Zealand history. Artists found their own language to depict the unique landscape and culture Down Under. At the same time, indigenous artists began to respond to contemporary lifeLecturer: Val Woodgate

Travellers’ Tales: Italian Art through the Eyes of Victorian Travellers

Tuesday 28 September Italy, in the mid-nineteenth century, may have been a collection of poor, fragmented states, but it was also the destination for many English travellers. Byron, Ruskin, the Brownings and Dickens all travelled there, and wrote of the art and culture they discovered. In this talk we’ll explore the history of Italian painting through the eyes of such travellers, discovering how they reacted to the early Renaissance beauty of Fra Angelico or the turbulent exuberance of TintorettoLecturer: Jo Walton

Tuesday Evening Lecture Series

Ceramics

10.30–11.30am Linbury room

Pots have been an essential of life since the first civilisations; of such value that artists refined and decorated them making them works of art. This series traces the development of ceramics, before we hear from two notable contemporary ceramicists

Series of 3 £25, £20 Friends Single lecture £10, £8 Friends Coffee afterwards

An Introduction to World Ceramics

Wednesday 22 September This chronological survey explores how concepts of utility, religious belief, literature, trade, rituals of dining and drinking and royal patronage have influenced the search for technical excellence and inspired a variety of vessel forms and surface decorationAnne Haworth lecturer, the V&A.

A River Runs Through It

Wednesday 6 OctoberThe River Deben in Suffolk has always been in Annie Turner’s mind, a period perhaps – guiding her work until she returned to this haunted place, where her family have lived and worked and began to respond to it creatively Annie Turner, Ceramicist, with work in The National Museum of Wales and the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge

A Sense of Place

Wednesday 20 OctoberJulian Stair’s work varies in scale from domestic to monumental. He has work in over �0 public collections and specialises in commissions and site-specific installations. He will touch on his research into the critical origins of English studio pottery as he traces the development of his work. He lives in DulwichJulian Stair, Potter, Deputy Chair of the Crafts Council 2000–08

Watercolour, Oils, Acrylic

10.30–11.30am Linbury RoomApplying paint to surface enables artists to express what they want the viewer to see and comprehend. But materials have their own secrets to reveal, their own genius. Showing paintings over the centuries, three experts explore the artists’ choices, the limitations and versatility of different paints and reveal how artists use them to communicate their art

Series of 3 £25, £20 Friends Single lecture £10, £8 Friends Coffee afterwards

Oil Painting Across the Ages

Wednesday 3 NovemberJill Dunkerton will describe the properties of oil paint and cover its use from medieval painting through to the development in the nineteenth century of manufactured paint in tubes and will explain how it was used to produce works by artists ranging from Van Eyck and Titian through to Van GoghJill Dunkerton is a restorer in the Conservation Department at the National Gallery

InSight Lecture Series

Painting in Watercolour: the Light in the Pigment

Wednesday 17 NovemberEverybody starts with watercolour, but very few ever master its subtleties. It is the sketcher’s medium, portable and quick-drying whilst Cézanne or Paul Klee treat it like stained glass, overlaying blocks of transparent colour. This is a wide-ranging exploration of what watercolour is really capable of.Timothy Wilcox curated The Triumph of Watercolour, at Dulwich Picture Gallery in 2005

Modern Paint Matters

Wednesday 1 December From the �930s to the present, artists have embraced new media and methods resulting in some of the most exciting and innovative modern and contemporary artworks. This talk will describe key moments in the development of modern painting, together with descriptions of techniques and a discussion of how well this art is faring Patricia Smithen is Head of Conservation, Tate

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Coming soon… Contextual Lecture Series 2011

1811 in focus: a Celebration of our Founding Year

To mark our Bicentenary in �0�� the Contextual Lecture series will run from January – December.

Please look out for the special Contextual Lecture Series leaflet for full lecture listings

Booking from Monday 1 November 2010For further information please contact the Education Events Manager on 0�0 8�99 873� or [email protected]

Education Lectures

Degenerates and others – German Art in the 20th Century

Tuesday 5 OctoberMany major German artists, along with others from elsewhere in Europe, were reviled by the Nazis and included in the Entartete Kunst (Degenerate Art) exhibition in Munich in �937, but innovative and exciting German art started much earlier, with the Expressionist Die Brücke group in �905 and Der Blaue Reiter in �9��. This lecture examines these early modern movements, looks at Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) of the �9�0s and anti-Nazi art, coming right up to date with controversial and imaginative artists such as Joseph Beuys, Rebecca Horn and Anselm KieferLecturer: Frank Woodgate

Constructing the Future: Early 20th Century Russian Art

Tuesday 12 October After the break-up of the Soviet Union and with the re-invigoration of Russia as an economic and political force, there has been a growing interest in Russian art. Russian buyers have made great efforts to ‘repatriate’ their artistic heritage. Moreover, recent exhibitions in London have underlined the importance of the Russian avant-garde in the development of modern art in the early �0th century. This talk will explore the work of some of the key figures, such as Kandinsky, Malevich and GoncharovaLecturer: Peter Scott

Futurism, “Poor Art” and Provocation: Italian 20th and 21st Century Art

Tuesday 19 October Italian artists of the �0th Century sought to break with the art of the past, to provoke and challenge notions of what art should be. The Italian Futurists celebrated industrialism and the machine, they encouraged radicalism and later supported Mussolini. This talk will look at other important and innovative Italian artists including Modigliani, Morandi and the “Arte Povera” group who used inexpensive, everyday materials to create their art works. It will also explore how Italian artists are still continuing to shake things up today Lecturer: Melanie Paice

A Highland Thing? 18th to 20th Century Scottish Art

Tuesday 26 OctoberFor many years Scottish artists found it necessary to travel south to make their names and careers in art, but with the increasing importance of the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow from the end of the �8th century, an independent Scottish art scene became possible. These developments will be traced through individuals such as Sir Henry Raeburn, the first artist to find success whilst remaining in his native Scotland, and Sir David Wilkie, important as one of the first to export Scottish artsLecturer: Rosalind Whyte

All the speakers lecture extensively for Tate Britain, Tate Modern, throughout Britain and internationally

Tuesday Evening Lecture Series

Education Booking details on page 4

Saturday Study Days with Valerie Woodgate

Art and the Great War

Saturday 23 October �0.30am–3.30pmSome of the �0th century’s greatest artists produced their most profound works as a direct result of WW�. Explore how optimism at the turn of the century gave way to doubt as artists depicted the conflict in the face of strict official censorship

Victorian Art: the Stories and the Scandals

Saturday 27 November �0.30am–3.30pmMore than any other period, art in the Victorian age tells us about their life and morality: their obsession with sickness and mortality, childhood and love, the ambiguous attitude towards women, the plight of the poor, mass emigration, and much more

Elizabeth to Elizabeth: a History of British Art

Saturday 29 January �0.30am–3.30pmExplore the richness of our nation’s past and present history and culture; from the exquisite miniatures and Royal portraits during the Elizabethan era, to the diverse works produced in the reign of our Queen. Holbein, Van Dyck, Hogarth, Reynolds, Gainsborough, Turner, Constable, Millais, Hockney, Bacon will be discussed

With Valerie Woodgate, professional lecturer and art historian£29, £24 concessions and Friends, including morning coffee and a buffet lunch. Please state when booking if you have any dietary requirements

Art for Adults

Watercolour Courses

Expand your skills with Liz Butler, member of the Royal Watercolour Society. All abilities welcomed

Fall into Winter

Five Mondays from 15 November – 13 December Observe seasonal changes, as leaves change colour and fall, or work from plants and vegetables of the season to improve your observational and watercolour skills

Mornings: �0am–��.30pm £90, £85 concessions and FriendsAfternoons: �.30–4pm£90, £85 concessions and FriendsFull Day: �0am–4pm£�70, £�55 concessions and Friends(All prices are for five weeks)

Winter Watercolour

Five Mondays from 10 January – 14 February (excluding 7 February) Use the stark simplicity of winter tree silhouettes to create watercolour compositions, or work with seasonal specimens to improve observation and watercolour skills

Mornings: �0am–��.30pm£90, £85 concessions and FriendsAfternoons: �.30–4pm£90, £85 concessions and FriendsFull Day: �0am–4pm£�70, £�55 concessions and Friends(All prices are for five weeks)

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Tuesday Foundation Courses

Learn new techniques and develop your skills in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere

Collograph Printing from the Life Model

Five Tuesdays from 14 September – 12 October �0am–��noonExplore the technique of collograph printmaking using the life model as your subject. Suitable for beginners and previous studentsWith artist and printmaker Jo Veevers £60, £55 concessions and Friends

Pattern and Colour in Linocut

Five Tuesdays from 9 November – 7 December �0am–��noon Taking inspiration from the Gallery building, surrounding landscape and newly displayed Peter Randall-Page sculpture ‘Walking The Dog’, discover a range of printing techniques using multi-block linocut With artist and printmaker Sara Lee £65, £60 concessions and Friends

Japanese Woodblock Printing

Five Tuesdays from 11 January – 8 February �0am–��noon Back by popular demand! Learn the art of Japanese woodblock to create beautiful multi-layered prints. Suitable for beginners and previous students With artist and printmaker Sara Lee £65, £60 concessions and Friends

Tuesday Evening Courses with artist Peter Astwood

At St Barnabas Hall, Dulwich VillageLate afternoon courses in a relaxed, sociable setting with expert tuition in small classes

Introduction to Life Drawing

Five Tuesdays from 14 September – 12 October 5.30–7.30pmPerfect for beginners. The classes include loosening-up exercises and more extended studies of the nude and costumed figure£75, £70 concessions and Friends

Painted Portraits in Watercolour

Five Tuesdays from 9 November – 7 December 5.30–7.30pmExamine the tradition of portraiture to improve your observational skills using watercolour £75, £70 concessions and Friends

Introduction to Watercolour

Five Tuesdays from 11 January – 8 February 5.30–7.30pmGet to grips with a new subject each week including portraiture, the figure, still life and landscape. Suitable for those wishing to develop watercolour skills or total beginners£75, £70 concessions and Friends

Saturday Art School

Land, Sea and Weather: The Travelling Artist

Five Saturdays from 18 September – 16 October �0.30am–�pm Explore coastal rock structures and light effects from around Britain. Make studies in a choice of materials and techniques, inspired by the ‘journeys’ of JMW Turner, Norman Ackroyd and a display of aerial photographsWith artist Felicity Montaigu £75, £70 concessions and Friends

Drawing: Inspiration from the Gallery

Five Saturdays from 13 November – 11 December�0.30am–�pm Explore a range of approaches to drawing; based on masterpieces from the permanent collection. Apply contemporary drawing ideas to our understanding of the Old Masters. Perfect for any gallery lover who would like to take up drawing and see the collection in a new wayWith artist Rebecca Allen£70, £65 concessions and Friends

Oil Painting: Subject & Surface

Five Saturdays from 15 January – 12 February �0.30am–�pm Delve into the visual mechanics of painting and explore elements of line, shape, colour, tone and texture and their importance to both traditional and modern artists. Develop an expressive dialogue between representation and abstractionWith artist Rebecca Allen£70, £65 concessions and Friends

Art for Adults

Life Drawing Taster

Sunday 19 December �0.30am–4pm Work from the life model to develop your drawing skills to study line, tone and formWith artist Luke Jones £45, £40 concessions and Friends. Lunch is not included

Calligraphy from Scratch

Sunday 23 January �0.30am–4pm Try your hand at the fascinating craft of calligraphy. Concentrate on the Italic style on this intensive one-day course. All materials suppliedWith Patricia Lovett, author, lecturer and Honoured Fellow of the Calligraphy & Lettering Society£45, £40 concessions and Friends. Lunch is not included

Introduction to Book Binding

Sunday 20 February �0.30am–4pmMake and bind books in fabric hard covers. Learn traditional bookbinding techniques then bind any number of books at home for family and friends.Students need to be able to hold a knife firmlyWith Patricia Lovett, author, lecturer and Honoured Fellow of the Calligraphy & Lettering Society£45, £40 concessions and Friends. Lunch is not included

One-Day Taster Courses

An Introduction to Still Life in Oils

Sunday 19 September �0.30am–4pmDiscover the principles of oil painting and experiment with colour mixing, paint application and traditional and contemporary approaches to still life paintingWith artist Rebecca Allen£45, £40 concessions and Friends. Lunch is not included

The Enigma of Salvator Rosa

Sunday 10 October �0.30am–4pm Explore the dynamic compositions of shape, form, tone and colour in the paintings of Salvator Rosa. Discover the allegorical references, make sketches and work on a painting to reflect the poetic and musical impact of his workWith artist Felicity MontaiguWith artist Felicity Montaigu £45, £40 concessions and Friends. Lunch is not included

Calligraphy for Christmas

Sunday 14 November �0.30am–4pmRunning for the second year due to popular demand! Get ready for Christmas and learn the art of calligraphy in Gothic Black Letter to personalise your own cards for loved ones. All materials suppliedWith Patricia Lovett, author, lecturer and Honoured Fellow of the Calligraphy & Lettering Society£45, £40 concessions and Friends. Lunch is not included

Introduction to Egg Tempera Painting

Sunday 13 March �0.30am–4pm For clarity and sumptuous colour, egg tempera is the medium. Learn the recipe and method of this ancient technique from the raw pigment to colourful paintWith artist Benjamin Senior£45, £40 concessions and Friends. Lunch is not included

Introduction to Paper Cuts

Sunday 10 April �0.30am–4pm Explore the craft of paper cutting to create silhouetted images. Be inspired by works in the Gallery’s permanent collection to create your own design. Students need to be able to hold a knife firmlyWith paper cut artist and illustrator Jessica Palmer £45, £40 concessions and Friends. Lunch is not included

Please see the Education event booking details on page 4 for further details

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Presiding Genius; A Masterclass in Oil Painting

Take inspiration from each masterpiece on loan to the Gallery throughout �0�� in the Presiding Genius exhibition. These intensive practical workshops will provide an opportunity to explore and experiment with the different working methods, techniques and pigments used by the great masters. For continuity between these monthly sessions, practical homework will be set relative to the Masterpiece of the Month. Regular one-to-one portfolio reviews will be scheduled for personal development throughout. All materials provided. With artist Felicity Montaigu

Please note that the Gallery will not be open during the evening workshops. Membership of the Masterclass entitles students to free entry to the permanent collection during normal Gallery opening times

Classes meet monthly from 7–9pm in the Sackler Centre: Monday 17 January Sir Thomas LawrenceMonday 21 February Diego Velázquez Monday 21 March Johannes VermeerMonday 18 April El GrecoMonday 16 May Paolo VeroneseMonday 20 June Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn

£110, £105 concessions and Friends

15–18 years Evening Art School

An excellent opportunity to extend your portfolio in a relaxed, sociable environment. Try out new techniques and media to expand your artistic vocabulary

Drawing from the Costumed Model: Portfolio Development Course

Five Tuesdays from 14 September – 12 October 4.30–6pm Take inspiration from the exhibition Salvator Rosa: Bandits, Wilderness and Magic and draw directly from the costumed model to develop your observational skills. Using a range of drawing media including pencil, charcoal and pastelWith artist and illustrator Valerie McBride£60

Dynamic Figure Drawing: Portfolio Development Course

Five Tuesdays from 9 November – 7 December 4.30–6pm Work from an athletic clothed model in dramatic poses and in motion, make expressive drawings to capture energy and movement. Experiment with a variety of materials and ways of making marksWith artist Benjamin Senior £60

Exploring the Portrait: Portfolio Development Course

Five Tuesdays from 11 January – 8 February 4.30–6pm Explore portrait painting and use a range of drawing media to inform and develop your drawing skills. Students will study examples of artists’ portraits in different techniques both in the Gallery and from reference books in the studioWith artist and illustrator Valerie McBride£60

New for 2011

One-Day Portfolio Preparation Workshops

Sunday 16 January �0.30am–4pm Sunday 13 February �0.30am–4pmIntensive one-day courses tailored to meet the needs of students preparing for art college interviews. Each day will include; drawing from the life model, exploration of a wide range of drawing media, advice on your portfolio, including content presentation and guidance on college applications

With professional artist and tutor at Wimbledon College of Art Valerie McBride Places are limited to �5 students per day. Please book early to avoid disappointment.

All materials will be provided. Lunch is not included £40 per day

11–14 years After School Art Workshops

Fun after school workshops with expert tuition for children wishing to develop their artistic skills outside of the classroom

Felt Faces

Five Thursdays from 16 September – 14 October 4.30–6pmUse the Gallery collection and learn how to make wonderfully woolly self-portraits. Learn felt making and fabric collage techniques to create tactile and imaginative piecesWith Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist£55

Cut it up! Experimental Paper Cuts

Five Thursdays 11 November – 9 December 4.30–6pm Use folktales and personal stories as inspiration to create wonderful paper cuts using a range of papers and materials. Try a new project each week. Look at traditional Polish Wycinanki and the work of contemporary artists Rob Ryan, Bovey Lee and Su Blackwell.With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist£55

Printed Landscapes

Five Thursdays 13 January – 17 February (excluding 10 February) 4.30–6pm Explore a range of print making techniques including mono-print, screen printing, lithograph, and poly-block. Look at local landscapes and paintings from the Gallery’s permanent collection to create an array of wintery landscape prints.With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist£60

Special Saturday One-day Taster

Picture Me!

Saturday 20 November �0.30am–4pm Explore the Gallery collection through Drama. Use drama exercises, techniques and improvisation to delve into the stories behind the portraits. Act, write and bring pictures to life in an utterly unique way

Suitable for complete beginners or anyone wishing to improve their communication, presentation skills or public speakingAn ideal day of fun!

In the Linbury Room With professional actor and tutor Lois Butlin £35, £30 concessions and Friends. Lunch is not included

Education Booking details on page 4

Art for Young PeopleArt for Adults

FREE Two-Day Masterclass

The Costumed Figure

For 16–18 years in association with NADFAS London Young Arts Wednesday 27 & Thursday 28 October 9.30am–4pm Develop observational skills by drawing directly from the costumed model. Use a range of media to explore the qualities of fabric through mark-making. Taking inspiration from the permanent collection, this intensive two-day course will introduce you to ways of drawing with colour. Finished pieces will be displayed at the Gallery for family and friends

Anyone aged between �6 and �8 years may apply to extend their art portfolioLimited places. Application deadline Monday 27 September

To download an application form please visit our website or contact the Education Events Manager on 0�0 8�99 873�

Generously funded by NADFAS London Young Arts

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Please see the Education event booking details on page 4 for further details

No booking necessary Please arrive early to avoid disappointment. For information contact the Education Events Manager on 020 8299 8732 or [email protected]

Materials are provided

For all family events we request that there be no more than two children to one adult.

Children must be 4 years and over and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian

Art for Families

East Dulwich Grove

Sunday 17th October�.30–4.30pm. Meet at the junction of Village Way and Half Moon Lane

This walk, led by Ian McInnes, will go from Village Way (originally the western part of East Dulwich Grove) through to Lordship Lane. Highlights include early Arts & Crafts houses, some by well-known Dulwich builder Ellyatt & Porter, the site of the pre-WW� police box, the ‘Dutch’ Estate, the St Saviour’s Infirmary, the Presbyterian Church and many others£6, £5 Friends

Art Workshops for 7–10 years

Exciting and creative courses that experiment with different materials and themes

Beautiful Bugs and Magical Mini Beasts

Five Wednesday from 15 September – 13 October 4.30–6pmUsing a range of creepy crawlies and wonderful jungle bugs, explore a range of printmaking techniques. Refer to the paintings in the Gallery collection and look at the work of contemporary artists to complete a new activity each weekWith Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist£55

Fantastic Plastic

Five Wednesdays 10 November – 8 December 4.30–6pm Create wonderful pictures and sculptures using colourful recycled plastics. Try drawing on plastics, ironing plastics and create sculptures from straws and cutlery. Be inspired by the work of contemporary artists and sculptors including Tony Cragg, Regis Mayot, Scott Jarvie, Marianne Lovink and Robert BradfordWith Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist£55

Experimental Drawing

Five Wednesdays 12 January – 9 February 4.30– 6pm Experiment with a range of drawing techniques and materials including; pastels, inks and charcoal. Use the collection and your imagination to produce a range of drawn pieces to take home and treasureWith Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist£55

Education Booking details on page 4

Art for Young People

The Big Draw Family Drop-in 2010

Sunday 31 October In the Linbury Room ��am–4pm Try your hand at drawing a portrait. Dress up using props and costumes and use our special see-through frames to make colourful pieces to display in our portrait roomWith Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist

Just drop in, no need to book FREE for families with a Gallery ticket or £2 per child

Big Bang Family Drop-in: Gallery Costumes

Sunday 9 January In the Sackler Centre �–3.30pmMake an exciting mask that you can wear home! Using card, pens and paints come and make a colourful creation to celebrate �00 years of creativity at Dulwich Picture GalleryWith Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist

Just drop in, no need to book Free for families

ARTPLAY

On the first and last Sunday of every month September – December �–3.30pmAdults and children are creative together at these drop-in workshops with a different art activity each session. Make everything and anything from bunting to block printing and all things in between

Just drop in, no need to book FREE for families with a Gallery ticket or £2 per child

We are extremely grateful to Harvey and Wheeler for funding Artplay sessions each month

Kids GalleryFilm with Artplay

Sunday 5 DecemberSee page �4

Art for Families Local Walk

Christmas Holiday Workshops

Creature Comforts

Wednesday 29 & Thursday 30 December6-8yrs �0am–��.30pm9-��yrs �.30–4.30pmLearn simple stitching techniques and fabric collage to create a slippery snake or sausage dog scarf. Use a range of recycled and decorative materials. Take it home and keep cosy in the winter weatherWith Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist£18

February Half Term Workshop

Beautiful Bunting

Wednesday 23 & Thursday 24 February 6-8yrs �0.30am–��.30pm9-��yrs �.30pm–4.30pmExperiment with printmaking and fabric embellishment to make your own patterned fabrics. Use these to create colourful bunting to decorate your roomWith Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist£18

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The Ceramics Galleries at the V&A

Wednesday 27 October�0.30am–�� noon Meet at the meeting point behind the main desk at the Cromwell Road entrance. The Galleries are reached by lift so please be prompt

An opportunity to view the V&A’s world-famous collection of ceramics in its entirety. The visit will begin with an analysis of materials and techniques, before focusing on China where fine translucent porcelain was invented, and where blue and white porcelain evolved, to have an enormous impact on the evolution of world ceramics Anne Haworth lecturer, V&A

The nearest underground is South Kensington£12, £10 Friends

Courtauld Gallery

Thursday 4 November �.30–4pm Meet at the entrance to the Gallery in the central courtyard of Somerset House

The Courtauld Collection is known as one of the finest small museums in the world. Our private tour will last approximately ��⁄� hours and cover a range of paintings from early Renaissance to �0th century. There are outstanding examples of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings (Manet, Monet, Renoir, Degas, Seurat and Gaugin as well as a major group by Cezanne) and �0th-century works by Modigliani, the Fauves, the German Expressionists and Kandinsky. The famous Pissarro of Lordship Lane station is here!

The nearest underground is Temple. The nearest railway station is Charing Cross£12, £10 Friends

Friends Booking details on page 4

Visits

Jazz in the Garden: Charles Cary-Elwes and Friends

Saturday 11 September6.30–9.30pm (Gallery garden open from 6pm)Enjoy a relaxed evening in the Gallery garden with Charles and his jazz group

Returning favourites joining Charles on the night include: Carlos Lopez on tenor sax, Nick Kacal on bass, Andy Trim on drums Featuring singer Jack Valentine

Special appearances by singers Rochana Jackson and Zara Manning from JAGS; jazz bands from Dulwich College

Bring a picnic and buy drinks from the wine stall. Gallery Cafe open for light meals - booking for the Café is essential: 0�0 8�99 87�7£18, £15 Friends

Supper with Music: An Evening in America

Thursday 30 September 7.30–��pm in Dulwich Picture Gallery’s CafeMartin Byatt , guitar and Susie Hawkins, mezzo soprano will be performing songs from George Gershwin and Cole Porter to James Taylor, Stevie Wonder, Bob Dylan and Simon and Garfunkel£10, available from the Friends Desk and on the tickets line from 10 am to noon Monday to Friday on 020 8299 8750

You can then choose from a two or three course American menu at £�4.75 or £�6.95 and sit back and enjoy an evening of music , good food and wine

Simon Lane and Karina Lucas

Wednesday 20 October7.30pm in the GalleryPianist Simon Lane is joined by mezzo-soprano Karina Lucas to perform Haydn’s Cantata Arianna a Naxos, Hob.XXVIb:�, � songs from ‘Années de Pèlerinage’ Italy bk.� by Liszt, Grieg’s Sechs Lieder op. 48, Mahler’s Rückert-Lieder and Cuatro madrigales amatorios by Joaquín Rodrigo Vidre£22, £20 Friends, includes a glass of wine

Music

The Cartoon Museum

Monday 6 October �.30–4.30pm Meet at the Museum entrance at 35 Little Russell Street

Home of the finest examples of British cartoons, caricature, and comic art from the �8th century to the present day, the Cartoon Museum is unique. A comprehensive introductory talk by the curator will be followed by an opportunity to tour the galleries at your own pace

The nearest underground is Tottenham Court Road or Holborn£12, £10 Friends

The Optical Museum

Wednesday 20 October �.30–4pm Meet outside Boots Chemist on the corner of Craven Street and the Strand.

Founded in �90�, the Optical Museum has a remarkable collection of over �4,000 outstanding objects and archival items relating to the history of ophthalmic optics (optometry), the human eye and visual aids, as well as the representation of these subjects in art. Many of the objects in the museum are rare or unique. Our visit will include a talk by the curator

The nearest underground is Embankment or Charing Cross. The nearest mainline railway station is Charing Cross £10, £8 Friends

The Fan Museum

Wednesday 1 December��am–��.30pm Meet at the front door of the Museum at �� Crooms Hill

The Fan Museum is the only museum in the world devoted entirely to every aspect of fans and fan making and is home to a collection of more than 3,500 fans from around the world – dating from the ��th century to the present day. Our guided tour will explain how and why fans have been used as ceremonial tools, fashionable accessories, status symbols, commemorative presents and advertising giveaways

The nearest mainline railway station is Greenwich and the Museum is a short walk away £12, £10 Friends

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Forbidden Planet (1956)

Monday 18 OctoberCert U, 98 minutesDirected by Fred M. Wilcox, starring Walter Pidgeon, Anne Francis, Leslie Nielsen

Shakespeare’s The Tempest is transformed in this landmark science-fiction film. Ground-breaking special effects and electronic music score.

Includes wine and canapés donated by Romeo Jones Delicatessen & Café. Free raffle prize – Book ‘The Stars My Destination’ by Alfred Bester donated by Herne Hill Books

Aparajito (1956)

Monday 15 November Cert PG, 110 minsIntroduced by Andrew Robinson, friend and biographer of director Satyajit Ray, author of The Apu Trilogy: Satyajit Ray and the Making of an Epic

Satyajit Ray’s second Apu Trilogy film, Aparajito (The Unvanquished), won the top prize at the Venice Film Festival in �957. Aparajito takes the epic story of Apu from boyhood into awkward adolescence in Calcutta.

Includes wine, beer and Indian snacks donated by Ganapati South Indian Kitchen, Peckham. Raffle prize – Andrew Robinson’s new book Sudden Genius. Andrew Robinson’s books will be on sale

It’s A Wonderful Life (1946)

Monday 6 DecemberCert U, 130 minutesDirected by Frank Capra, starring James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore

The ideal Christmas movie and regarded as one of the most inspirational American films of all time. George Bailey (James Stewart) is on the verge of taking his own life – until his guardian angel intervenes and helps him realise that life really is worth living. Includes mulled wine and festive snacks. Raffle prize – bottle of wine donated by Majestic Wine, Dulwich

Desert Island Books with Stephanie Calman

Thursday 7 October7.30pm in the Linbury RoomStephanie Calman is a writer and broadcaster whose Happy Families column appears in the Daily Telegraph and whose many TV and radio appearances include the Today Programme and Have I Got News for You. She will be talking about the eight books she would take on a desert island and signing copies of her latest book, How (Not) to Murder your Husband£12, £10 Friends, includes a glass of wine

Puppet Show: Town Mouse and Country Mouse

Saturday 6 November�0.45–��.30am in the Linbury RoomThe MovingStage Marionettes return with another fantastic puppet show to keep the kids entertained.

This time it’s the turn of two mischievous mice.£5

Quiz night: fast, furious and fun

A quiz night to rememberSaturday 13 November7 for 7.30pm in the GalleryMake up a table of six or be allocated to a table

You may not remember all the answers but you won’t forget the evening in a hurry. This year the quiz night will be the fun it always is with questions on subjects designed to appeal to people of all ages and interests

Subjects include Food and Drink; Travel the World; Politics – past and present; Sport, as well as the obvious Art and Architecture. See your name in lights on our big screen score board £18 £15 Friends includes a glass of wine and a fork supper (vegetarian option available)

Christmas Card Signing and Christmas Shopping Bazaar

Thursday 18 November 6–9pmCome and solve all your Christmas present needs in the glorious setting of the Gallery and Cloisters.

We will have stalls with a huge choice of gifts made by local artists. Pottery, scarves, jewellery, cushions, ceramics, leather books, quilts, bags, prints, cards and alpaca clothing and accessories

There will be a pay bar in the Gallery, and David Gentleman will be signing his Christmas Card. Pay by cash or cheques. Cards taken by two stall holders only.

This event is FREE

Special Events

Film screenings and more…Each sociable evening includes an introduction to the film. Themed refreshments. A free prize draw; DVD sales (please bring along your unwanted DVDs

Bar opens 7.15pm, programme begins 7.45pm in the Linbury Room£8, £6 Friends

GalleryFilm for Kids

Swallows and Amazons (1974)

Sunday 5 DecemberCert U, 92 minutes3.45pm After Artplay the drop-in family workshop see page �0 Directed by Claude Whatham, starring Virginia McKenna, Ronald Fraser, Simon West

Based on the family classic by Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons follows the Walker and the Blackett children and their dinghies (named “Swallow” and “Amazon”) to Wild Cat Island in the Lake District of �9�9. Here they have adventures – sailing, camping, fishing, exploration and piracy!

Free juice and popcorn Free Raffle prize – The book, Swallows and Amazons donated by Tales on Moon Lane Book Shop, Herne Hill £4

A great Sunday afternoon

Gallery Film

The Motorcycle Diaries (2004)

Monday 27 SeptemberCert 15, 126 minutesDirected by Walter Salles, starring Gael Garcia Bernal, Rodrigo de la Serna

Adapted from the celebrated memoirs, The Motorcycle Diaries is the riveting story of young Che Guevara’s formative travels through South America in the �950s. Oscar and BAFTA award winner.

Includes wine and canapés donated by Herne Hill’s Number �� Restaurant. Free raffle prize – Book ‘Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life’ by Jon Lee Anderson donated by Herne Hill Books

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About the American Friends

American taxpayers both in the UK and abroad are welcome to support the Gallery in a tax efficient way through The American Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery, a not-for-profit corporation under US law and exempt from federal income tax under Section 50�(c)(3). Contributions to the American Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery are usually tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Supporters at various levels enjoy various benefits in the UK and in North America as available

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Dulwich Picture Gallery is England’s first purpose-built public art gallery and houses one of the best-loved collections of old master paintings in the country. The basis of the Gallery itself and the collection was shaped and continuously developed by bequests

It is thanks to the generosity and the legacy of Edward Alleyn in �6�9, William Cartwright in �686, Francis Bourgeois in �8��, William Linley in �835 and Charles Fairfax Murray in �9�� that Dulwich Picture Gallery has become the outstanding place of cultural heritage it is today. In �0��, we will be celebrating the �00th anniversary of the iconic Gallery building, built with a bequest from Bourgeois and Desenfans’ wife and designed by Sir John Soane

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September

Sun 5 Art for Families: Artplay p�0Sat �� Friends Music: Jazz in the Garden p��Tues �4 Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues �4 Art for Adults: Collograph Printing p�5Tues �4 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Tues �4 Art for Young People: Drawing from the Costumed Model p�8Tues �4 Art for Young People: �5-�8 years Evening Art School p�8

Opens 15 September: Salvator Rosa: Bandits, Wilderness and Magic opens and Walking the Dog, the garden sculpture

Wed �5 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Workshops p�9Thurs �6 Lecture: Salvator Rosa by Xavier Salomon p9 Art for Young People: Thurs �6 ��–�4 years After School Workshop p�8Sat �8 Art for Adults: Sat Art School p�5Sun �9 Art for Adults: One Day Taster Courses p�6Tues �� Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues �� Art for Adults: Collograph Printing p�5Tues �� Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Tues �� Art for Young People: Drawing from the Costumed Model p�8Tues �� Art for Young People: �5-�8 years Evening Art School p�8Tues �� Friends Tues Evening Lecture Series: A Journey Through Art: Australia p��Wed �� Friends InSight Lecture: Ceramics p��Tues �� Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Worshops p�9Thurs �3 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years After School Workshop p�8Sat �5 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Sun �6 Art for Families: Artplay p�0Mon �7 Friends GalleryFilm: The Motorcycle Diaries p�3Tues �8 Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues �8 Art for Adults: Collograph Printing p�5Tues �8 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Tues �8 Art for Young People: Drawing from the Costumed Model p�8Tues �8 Art for Young People: �5–�8 years Evening Art School p�8Tues �8 Friends Tues Evening Lecture Series: A Journey Through Art: Early Italian p��Wed �9 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Worshops p�9

Thurs 30 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years After School Workshop p�8Thurs 30 Friends Music: Supper with Music: An Evening in America p��

October

Sat � Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5

Ends 3 October: Triumphs of Temper: George Romney’s Serena ends

Sun 3 Art for Families: Artplay p�0Tues 5 Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues 5 Art for Adults: Collograph Printing p�5Tues 5 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Tues 5 Art for Young People: Drawing from the Costumed Model p�8Tues 5 Art for Young People: �5–�8 years Evening Art School p�8Tues 5 Friends Tues Evening Lecture Series: A Journey Through Art: German �0th Century p�3Wed 6 Friends InSight Lecture: Ceramics p��Wed 6 Friends Visits: Cartoon Museum p��Wed 6 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Worshops p�9Thurs 7 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years After School Workshop p�8Thurs 7 Friends Special Events: Desert Island Books p�3Sat 9 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Sun �0 Art for Adults: One Day Taster Courses p�6Tues �� Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues �� Art for Adults: Collograph Printing p�5Tues �� Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Tues �� Art for Young People: Drawing from the Costumed Model p�7Tues �� Art for Young People: �5–�8 years Evening Art School p�8Tues �� Friends Tues Evening Lecture Series; A Journey Through Art: Russia p�3Wed �3 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Worshops p�9Thurs �4 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years After School Workshop p�8Sat �6 Art for Adults: Sat Art School p�5Sun �7 Friends Walk: East Dulwich Grove Walk p�0Mon �8 Friends GalleryFilm: Forbidden Planet p�4Tues �9 Friends Tues Evening Lecture Series; A Journey Through Art: Italian �0th Century p�3Wed �0 Friends InSight Lecture: Ceramics p��Wed �0 Friends Visits: The Optical Museum p��

Wed �0 Friends Music: Simon Lane and Karina Lucas p��Sat �3 Sat Study Day with Valerie Woodgate p�4Tues �6 Friends Tues Evening Lecture Series: A Journey Through Art: Scottish Art p�3Wed �7 Art for Young People: Two Day Masterclass p�7Wed �7 Friends Visits: Ceramics at the V&A p��Thurs �8 Art for Young People: Two Day Masterclass p�7Thurs �8 Art for Adults: One Day Taster Courses p�6Thurs �8 Friends InTown Lecture Series: Canaletto p�0Sun 3� Art for Families: Big Draw Family Drop-in p�0Sun 3� Art for Families: Artplay p�0

November

Wed 3 Friends InSight Lecture: Watercolour, Oils, Acrylic p��Thurs 4 Friends InTown Lecture Series: Budapest Treasures p�0Thurs 4 Friends Visits: Courtauld Gallery p��Sun 7 Art for Families: Artplay p�0Tues 9 Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues 9 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Tues 9 Art for Young People: �5–�8 years Evening Art School p�8Wed �0 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Worshops p�9Thurs �� Art for Young People: ��–�4 years Art School Workshop p�8Sat �3 Art for Adults: Sat Art School p�5Sat �3 Friends Special Events: Quiz Night p�3Sun �4 Art for Adults: One Day Taster Courses p�6Mon �5 Art For Adults: Watercolour Courses p�4Mon �5 Friends GalleryFilm: Aparajito p�4Tues �6 Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues �6 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Tues �6 Art for Young People: �5–�8 years Evening Art School p�8Tues �6 Friends InTown Lecture Series: Glasgow Boys p�0Wed �7 Friends InSight Lecture: Watercolour, Oils, Acrylic p��Wed �7 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Worshops p�9Thurs �8 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years Art School Workshop p�8Thurs �8 Friends Special Events: Christmas Card Signing and Christmas Shopping p�3Sat �0 Art for Adults: Sat Art School p�5Sat �0 Art for Adults: Picture Me! p�7Mon �� Art For Adults: Watercolour Courses p�4Tues �3 Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues �3 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5

Tues �3 Art for Young People: �5–�8 years Evening Art School p�8Wed �4 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Worshops p�9Thurs �5 Friends InTown Lecture Series: Gaugin p�0Thurs �5 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years Art School Workshop p�8Sat �7 Sat Study Day with Valerie Woodgate p�4Sat �7 Art for Adults: Sat Art School p�5Sun �8 Art for Families: Artplay p�0Mon �9 Art For Adults: Watercolour Courses p�4Tues 30 Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues 30 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Tues 30 Art for Young People: �5–�8 years Evening Art School p�8

December

Wed � Friends InSight Lecture: Watercolour, Oils, Acrylic p��Wed � Friends Visits: The Fan Museum p��Wed � Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Worshops p�9Thurs � Art for Young People: ��–�4 years Art School Workshop p�8Sat 4 Art for Adults: Sat Art School p�5Sun 5 Art for Families: Artplay p�0Sun 5 Friends GalleryFilm for Kids: Swallows and Amazons p�4Mon 6 Art For Adults: Watercolour Courses p�4Mon 6 Friends GalleryFilm: It’s a Wonderful Life p�4Tues 7 Art for Adults: Tues Foundation Courses p�5Tues 7 Art for Adults: Tues Evening Courses p�5Tues 7 Art for Young People: �5–�8 years Evening Art School p�8Wed 8 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years Art Worshops p�9Thurs 9 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years Art School Workshop p�8Sat �� Art for Adults: Sat Art School p�5Mon �3 Art For Adults: Watercolour Courses p�4

Opens 15 October: Norman Rockwell’s America

Thurs �6 Lecture: Norman Rockwell by Ian Dejardin p9Sun �9 Art for Adults: One Day Taster Courses p�6Sun �6 Art for Families: Artplay p�0Wed �9 Art for Young People: Christmas Holiday Workshops p�9Thurs 30 Art for Young People: Christmas Holiday Workshops p�9

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