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Clock designed by R. McGrath and black dessert plate designed by Sigmund Pollitzer, both manufactured by Pilkington Bros Ltd

Clock designed by R. McGrath and black dessert plate designed by Sigmund Pollitzer, both manufactured by Pilkington Bros Ltd

Includes tickets and invitation cards to annual dinners and prize-giving ceremonies. Certificates of Fellowship; Bicentenary of the RSA 1954 printed material Council Commemoration Dinner Programme 22 March 1954, held at The Savoy Hotel, London including the guest list, menu and evening entertainment.

The Duke of Connaught Prize was administered by the RSA Examinations Department in conjunction with papers set in the 1943 examinations. Prizes were awarded for 'encouragement of knowledge about the British Empire and Anglo-American relations.\nThe 1951 Essay Competition was set up to commemorate the centenary of the Great Exhibition and the 1954 Bicentenary Essay Competition marked the bicentenary of the Society. Competitors were asked to write about life in 'AD2000'

In the immediate post war period the Society organised a number of small exhibitions at the House. The principal exhibition was the 'Exhibition of Exhibitions', the Society's contribution to the commemoration of the 1851 Great Exhibition. Opened on 1st May 1951 by HRH The Princess Elizabeth, President of the Society. it was associated with the Festival of Britain. \nIncludes files and papers on arrangements for the exhibitions, publicity material and catalogues as well as photographs of exhibits and of the opening ceremonies

Page 736 from Volume 2 of 'Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations, 1851. Reports by the Juries' (Great Exhibition 1851)

Exhibitions

1851 Great Exhibition

1851 Great Exhibition

1851 Great Exhibition

Page 368 from Volume 2 of 'Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations, 1851. Reports by the Juries' (Great Exhibition 1851)

Martin Richman worked with architect Paul Monaghan to re-examine the conventional usage and perceptions of this south London school and its facilities, reflecting the changing methods and conventions of teaching practice. Richman and Monaghan used their shared interest in the manipulation of space using natural and artificial light to design the inner and outer spaces. The project was completed in 2002. Client: London Borough of Lambeth. Award value £5,000.

General correspondence to the Society from John Chambliss, solicitors and members of Council about setting up and administration of the lecture fund.