He had at least twenty-five solo shows in London and South of England. He held senior posts at Amersham School of Art and Salisbury College of Art, and was an external moderator at Kingston College and Chelsea School of Art. To pursue his career in painting, he left Salisbury College's Department of Fine Art & … Continue reading Frank Taylor
Diamond Jubilee Exhibition (A look Back) Part 8
There was no Chapel in Colson's original plans and it was not until subscription allowed that this Chapel was added after 1880. As student numbers grew the chapel extended westwards between 1897 and 1910 and a door was inserted in the south side. Compulsory Chapel remained part of the College life until c 1970. An … Continue reading Diamond Jubilee Exhibition (A look Back) Part 8
Diamond Jubilee Exhibition (A look Back) Part 7
Communal, and formal, dining were central to College life up to the 1960s. Here, c 1913, we see the original Dining Hall of 1860, gas-lit, with the conical hatch to the kitchen shown on Colson's plans of 1860 plainly visible. This Dining Hall, and the kitchens, were significantly upgraded at a cost of £14,500 in … Continue reading Diamond Jubilee Exhibition (A look Back) Part 7
Diamond Jubilee Exhibition (A look Back) Part 6
The Dytche was not purchased from the Dean and Chapter until 1951. Its level surface was engineered at the east end by the manipulation of 'the enormous chalk mound which so long disfigured the field and made a large part of it quite useless' as the Principal reported at the time. Chalk is clearly visible … Continue reading Diamond Jubilee Exhibition (A look Back) Part 6
The Link Gallery 