This series includes both business and personal correspondence and covers sixty years of Clark’s life
Collection Tate Archive Acquisition The material was presented to the nation (as a gift
3582 letters to and from Kenneth Clark
Collection Tate Archive Acquisition The material was presented to the nation (as a gift
The correspondence mainly discusses Barbara Hepworth’s work, and lending Hammarskjöld a piece for his office in the UN building in New York. There are also letters regarding the memorial service for Hammarskjöld in Westminster Abbey, a letter from Marcus Brumwell, and a photograph of Hammarskjöld.
October 1959 View by appointment Note sent by Barbara Hepworth regarding her gift
Tate glossary definition for Washington Color School: An art movement founded by Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland in the late 1950s in Washington DC promoting a form of abstract art developed from colour field painting
Kenneth Noland 1924–2010 Selected artworks in the collection Gift
Artist page for Eric Gill (1882–1940)
His mammoth frieze The Creation of Man was the British Government’s gift to the new
contemporary Australian art was launched in 2015 through a $2.75 AUD million corporate gift
This collection consists of the papers of Kenneth Clark, from which one file of correspondence relating to interned refugees has been digitised. This file has been highlighted as it sheds light on Kurt Schwitters‘ time at the Hutchinson Internment Camp and his role in appealing for release from the camp, alongside other artists, with the aid of Kenneth Clark. Items also digitised include letters and postcards from Henry Moore to Kenneth Clark dating from the 1930s to 1970s. Further information on this collection is available on the archive catalogue.
Collection Tate Archive Acquisition The material was presented to the nation (as a gift
This collection consists of the papers of Kenneth Clark, from which one file of correspondence relating to interned refugees has been digitised. This file has been highlighted as it sheds light on Kurt Schwitters‘ time at the Hutchinson Internment Camp and his role in appealing for release from the camp, alongside other artists, with the aid of Kenneth Clark. Items also digitised include letters and postcards from Henry Moore to Kenneth Clark dating from the 1930s to 1970s. Further information on this collection is available on the archive catalogue.
Collection Tate Archive Acquisition The material was presented to the nation (as a gift
3582 letters to and from Kenneth Clark
Collection Tate Archive Acquisition The material was presented to the nation (as a gift
This collection consists of the papers of Kenneth Clark, from which one file of correspondence relating to interned refugees has been digitised. This file has been highlighted as it sheds light on Kurt Schwitters‘ time at the Hutchinson Internment Camp and his role in appealing for release from the camp, alongside other artists, with the aid of Kenneth Clark. Items also digitised include letters and postcards from Henry Moore to Kenneth Clark dating from the 1930s to 1970s. Further information on this collection is available on the archive catalogue.
Collection Tate Archive Acquisition The material was presented to the nation (as a gift
