Dorich House Museum
Dorich House Museum, Kingston University
67 Kingston Vale
London
Greater London
SW15 3RN
England
Website
Brenda Martin, Curator
Telephone
0208 417 5515
Dorich House was the studio, gallery and home of the sculptor Dora Gordine (1895-1991) and her husband the Hon. Richard Hare (1907-1966), a Professor of Russian Literature. Built in 1936, and restored by Kingston University in 1994, Dorich House is a fascinating example of art deco design with its severe exterior concealing the warmth of the interiors where Richard and Dora worked and lived. Visitors can view the major collection of Dora ’s work as well as the couple’s private collection of art and artefacts from Imperial Russia displayed in the unique surroundings of this studio home described as ‘one of Kingston’s hidden treasures’.
Venue Type:
Museum, Gallery, Heritage site, Historic house or home, Artist studio or collective
Additional info
Dorich House is situated across three floors and does not have a lift. The flat and roof terrace are accessible only by a narrow staircase.There is no cafe at Dorich House and unfortunately we cannot provide refreshments during an open day.
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