Frances Dryburgh: Finding the Ladies - Women Donors to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum: Thursday 4th November 2021

The second meeting in the 2021-22 season of the Antiquaries is a talk by Dr Frances Dryburgh entitled 'Finding the Ladies - Women Donors to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum'. Due to the decision of the Society's committee to postpone holding conventional meetings until January 2022, it will be in the form of a live Zoom meeting at 7.30 pm. The link to join will be sent to members by the previous day, Wednesday 3rd November 2021.

'Going to Work' by Jean-Franรงoise Millet, 1850.
(© Glasgow Museums Creative Commons
Licence) 



Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum. (© D Scott)



















Dr Dryburgh is a retired consultant biochemist who was head of the Biochemistry Department at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. For twenty years she attended various History of Art classes at Glasgow University and this led to guiding at Kelvingrove, foreign study tours and membership of Friends of Glasgow Museums. More recently, as a 'Friend', she has been researching the donors of paintings in the Glasgow Museums' collections, and this project forms the basis of her talk to the Society.

UPDATE: Nina Baker: Daughters of Vulcan – Women and the Glasgow Hammermen: Thursday 7th October 2021

A video of Dr Nina Baker's talk, 'Daughters of Vulcan - Women and the Glasgow Hammermen', delivered by her on Thursday 7th October, is now available for viewing on the Society's YouTube channel. 

The video can be viewed directly by clicking on the above image from Nina's presentation, or by going to the Society's YouTube channel which can be accessed by clicking here.