News from the Bodleian Library: 6 October 2020

Many of you will already know the wonderful news that the Bodleian Library in Oxford has accepted our gift of the Helen Muspratt Archive. We were thrilled that our collection of over 2,000 original prints, 30 old biscuit tins of…

ARCHIVE – News from Jessica Sutcliffe 13/11/18

It has been some time since I was last in touch, but I thought you would like to know about couple of exciting developments relating to my book: Face: Shape and Angle: Helen Muspratt Photographer. I am very pleased to…

Successful Exhibition at Durlston Castle

Durlston Castle, Swanage, hosted an exhibition of Helen Muspratt photographs from 20 June – 12 July 2017. The Fine Foundation Gallery on the cliffs was a lovely venue looking out over the sea. The exhibition concentrated on her early years…

EVENTS IN 2017

Bridport Town Hall: Tuesday 7th February 2017  7.30pmFace: Shape and Angle, Helen Muspratt Photographer Jessica gave a talk about her mothers work, explaining  how much she owed to her mentor, Francis Newbery, formally head of the Glasgow School of Art,…

Pallant House Gallery exhibition

An exhibition of Helen Muspratt’s photographs was held at the Pallant House Gallery, Chichester from 9th March – 8th May 2016 in the De’Longhi Print Room. It was running at the same time as an exhibition in the main gallery:…

The Book is Born!

Last Tuesday, 3rd November, Robin and I went with the designer, Alan Ward to Graphius Printers in Ghent, Belgium to see the first copies of the book come off the press. The quality the reproduced photographs is astounding. Two weeks…

EXHIBITIONS

Exhibitions of Helen Muspratt’s work are being  planned for 2016 including a small show at the Pallant House Gallery in Chichester and another at Durlston Castle, Swanage. Dates and details to follow.

LECTURE

Jessica Sutcliffe presented a lecture about her mother and her links with Purbeck at this years PAW (Purbeck Arts Weeks) Festival. She was accompanied by Cath Newman who read quotations from Helen’s words and letters, sitting on a small stage…