The Courtauld Institute of Art is celebrating its 75th Anniversary, and Glasshouse Partnership will be helping the celebrations by building profile for The Courtauld amongst media and potential donors and supporters. Those with a passion for the visual arts should check out its new website for details of new courses, exhibitions and ways of supporting the institute.
Today, Nicholas Ferguson, chairman of The Courtauld Institute of Art, has announced the formation of the Samuel Courtauld Society.
Named after one of the UK’s leading 20th century philanthropists, the new Samuel Courtauld Society aims to attract committed philanthropists and donors willing to support the Institute, which Courtauld created in 1932.
Described in the Spectator as the ‘pre-eminent centre for the study of art history in the world’, The Courtauld is known for its collections and for producing many of the art world’s leading critics (such as Brian Sewell) as well as museum directors and curators (such as Sir Nicholas Serota).