No fee is charged for this facility, though donations made in recognition of our help are welcome. The study room is in constant demand so it's recommended that you book well in advance. If you'd like to make a booking then please contact the prints department by emailing For all other group bookings, please refer to the group visits page. Pencils, not ink, should be used for taking notes. You must supply a list of the works to be shown at least two weeks in advance, by email to Please provide as complete references as possible, including register numbers, artist's name, location and references to standard catalogues.ĭuring the session the tutor must ensure that members remain around the centre table, and don't approach other areas in the study room. The centre table can hold about 15 works. Larger groups will have to be split into shifts. There's space for a maximum of 10 people at the centre table in the study room, including the tutor. Departmental staff are not available for teaching, but will put out whatever selection of works is asked for. If you're a teacher or lecturer wishing to teach parties of students in front of works in the study room, you may use the centre table in the department for display. Decisions will be made on a case-by-case basis.
If you wish to see these items, you must write to the Keeper of Prints and Drawings by letter or email, explaining why you want to see them.
VINTAGE SCENE DRAWING REGISTRATION
If individual works are required, please supply registration numbers and locations or, alternatively, a more general description, such as:.When completing your study room application form, please be aware: We won't reply to enquiries that don't relate to prints and/or drawings. We aim to answer questions from the public by post or email that relate to our own collection, or to the graphic arts in general.
Visit our Study rooms page for further information.The Department of Prints and Drawing Study Room is located on the fourth floor on the north (Montague Place) side of the Museum, next to the Prints and Drawings gallery ( Room 90) – view the Museum map.Please do not visit if you feel unwell or have COVID-19 symptoms. Hand sanitiser is located throughout spaces where washing facilities are not readily available. Please wash your hands before and after your study sessions using the facilities provided. Please complete our study room application form and email it to To ensure the safety of all visitors and staff, face coverings are strongly recommended when entering and leaving the study rooms, but can be removed when seated. You can make an appointment to see works from the Prints and Drawings collection in our study room.
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