Received the Albert Medal 'for increasing recognition of the need for new and often young enterprise in industry and for multiplying support, both corporate and private, for the arts'
Received the Albert Medal 'for increasing recognition of the need for new and often young enterprise in industry and for multiplying support, both corporate and private, for the arts'
Received the Albert Medal 'for increasing recognition of the need for new and often young enterprise in industry and for multiplying support, both corporate and private, for the arts'
Received the Albert Medal 'for increasing recognition of the need for new and often young enterprise in industry and for multiplying support, both corporate and private, for the arts'
Received the Albert Medal 'for increasing recognition of the need for new and often young enterprise in industry and for multiplying support, both corporate and private, for the arts'
Sadako Ogata delivered the lecture 'The Movement of People', part of the Nationhood series of lectures
Events
Progress House was opened by HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, President of the RSA, on 19th October 1990.
To mark the 200th anniversary of the Society, the then Secretary, Kenneth Luckhurst wrote a history in association with Derek Hudson. The book has a foreword by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh (President) and was published by John Murray. There are several copies of the book in the Research Room and archive office.\nIncludes arrangements for publication and editing and suggestions for alterations to text by H A Lindsay, John Gloag, Peter le Neve Foster and others