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Vollard Group

How to join

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Phone: +44 (0)20 7323 8421
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The Vollard Group supports the Department of Prints and Drawings in the acquisition of key modern and contemporary works on paper made after 1945.

Become a member of the Vollard Group and support one of the world's finest collections of Western prints and drawings.

  • ​​​​​​Vollard Members generously make an annual gift of £4,500
    • Benefit value: £1,000
    • Suggested donation: £3,500+
    • The donation portion goes towards the Department of Prints and Drawings in support of the acquisition of post-1945 works on paper.

To become part of an exclusive circle of vital supporters, please contact us today.

What's included?

Vollard Group

Established in 2012, alongside the acquisition and exhibition of a complete set of Picasso's Vollard Suite, the group takes its name from Ambroise Vollard (1866–1939). The greatest avant-garde Paris art dealer and print publisher of his day, he gave Picasso his first Paris exhibition in 1901.

The support of the Vollard Group helps to ensure that the collection remains a living and relevant resource able to make strategic and bold acquisitions.

Discover more about works funded with the Vollard Group's support.

Other Special Interest Groups...

  • Concentric circles made up of cut-up, printed prayers and small blue squares on linen.

    CaMMEA Group

    £4,500 annually – CaMMEA supports the Museum's growing collection of more than 200 established and emerging artists from the Middle East.
  • A kneeling woman looking up over her left shoulder, holding a shawl to her eyes with her right hand.

    Ottley Group (pre-1900 European drawings)

    £4,500 annually – the Ottley Group supports the acquisition of Old Master and English works for the Department of Prints and Drawings.

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