Dulwich Picture Gallery

About Dulwich Picture Gallery

Dulwich Picture Gallery has an outstanding collection of 17th and 18th century Old Masters including works by Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Murillo, Poussin, Rubens, Watteau, Gainsborough and Canaletto. Three times a year the Gallery mounts critically-acclaimed, crowd-pulling exhibitions. Set in the beautiful historic village of Dulwich, Dulwich Picture Gallery is a must see for all art lovers visiting London. You can even book yourself on one of the award-winning education courses.

Facilities

Opening Times Tuesday - Friday, 10.00 - 17.00 . Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays, 11.00 - 17.00 . CLOSED ON MONDAYS (except Bank Holiday Mondays) Also closed 1 January and 24 - 26 December .

Dulwich Picture Gallery Address

Address:
Gallery Road
London
SE21 7AD
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8693 5254
Fax: +44 (0)20 8299 8700

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Prices for Dulwich Picture Gallery

Adult: £5.00 to £9.00 (USD8.33)  full price
Unemployed, disabled, student: Up to £4.00 (USD0.00)  concession
Senior Citizens: £4.00 to £8.00 (USD6.66)  per ticket
Child: Free (USD0.00)

Free entry for children and Friends of the Dulwich Picture Gallery

Free guided tour at 15.00 when paying standard admission charge on Saturday and Sunday

Higher prices include temporary exhibitions.

 

Location Information for Dulwich Picture Gallery

Address:
Gallery Road
London
SE21 7AD
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8693 5254
Fax: +44 (0)20 8299 8700
Public transport: West Dulwich, National Railway
By Road: West Dulwich: follow signs down Gallery Rd.North Dulwich: follow signs through Dulwich Village.

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4.5
Based on 3 reviews
Ranked #77

  Latest 2 reviews of Dulwich Picture Gallery

A step back in time

A beautiful building and collection located in a suburb of London which is well worth the effort. It isn't on any tube line, so you have to go to Victoria station or London Bridge station to catch a...

A beautiful building and collection located in a suburb of London which is well worth the effort. It isn't on any tube line, so you have to go to Victoria station or London Bridge station to catch a train there, which only takes about 15 minutes. Once there, it feels like you are in the countryside, and are glad that there is no Tube access. The gallery itself is also intimate and has many high quality paintings from Dutch masters and Italian old masters. The one which you probably will remember will be Rembrandt's Girl at a Window.

 
5.0
27 May 2009
by cw691431, Orange County, CA
 

Island of Serenity

A very pleasant small art gallery, focussing on European old masters.

A very pleasant small art gallery, focussing on European old masters.

 
5.0
18 April 2009
by jiminedmonton, Edmonton
 

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Events at Dulwich Picture Gallery

  • 18th Century

    Exhibition

    Recurring event

    Dulwich Picture Gallery presents 18th Century European painting. Canalettos ' Old Walton Bridge' and ' The Bucintoro at the Molo on Ascension Day' and Tiepolo's sketches for the ceilings of villas represent the Venetian School. Hogarth's conversation piece 'A Fishing Party' and Gainsborough's portrait of 'An Unknown Couple in a Landscape' represent the English fashion for being portrayed against the backdrop of land or estate, while the French Watteau's 'Le Plaisir du Bal' likewise portrays the upper classes conversing and at play.

     

  • ABC - Art for Beginners

    Guided walk

    Recurring event

    A specially designed programme to accommodate for the interests of very young visitors. It incldues a tour and drawing directly in front of the paintings.

     

  • Alternative Portraits: Portfolio Development Course

    Exhibition

    12 Jan 2010 to 9 Feb 2010

    Push the boundaries of portraiture and consider the relationship between representation and abstraction. Examine the possibilities of self-expression and learn new skills. Booking is essential.

     

  • An Introduction to Baroque Art

    Workshop

    Recurring event

    This offers an overview of the key artists and art styles in the 17th century with a focus on context, methods and materials.

     
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