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351:(1753–1811), originally from Switzerland, and his business partner, Frenchman Noël Desenfans (1744–1807). Their involvement saw the Gallery make significant steps towards its present state, and they are credited as founders of Dulwich Picture Gallery. They ran an art dealership in London and in 1790 were commissioned by the king of the
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in 1815, two years before the official opening to the public, the delay due to a problem with the gallery's heating system. It became a popular venue for copyists from London schools of art. Its collection was frequented by many cultural figures over the next hundred years, many of whom first visited
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Desenfans attempted to sell the collection but were unsuccessful. Instead, they sold small pieces to fund the purchase of other important works and kept the collection in Desenfans' house in Charlotte Street. After the death of Desenfans in 1807, Bourgeois inherited the collection. He
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as the most frequently stolen artwork in the world. Last stolen in 1983, it was recovered from a left-luggage office in the
Federal Republic of Germany in 1986; returned anonymously; found on the back of a bicycle; and discovered under a bench in a graveyard in Streatham, south London. Since 2010,
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belonging to the Alleyn's charitable foundation to the south of the college buildings. The schemes proved too ambitious and only the gallery was built, conceived as one wing of the quadrangle. The mausoleum was Soane's idea, as
Bourgeois had merely indicated a desire to be buried in the college
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has been the primary influence on art gallery design ever since. Soane designed the sky lights to illuminate the paintings indirectly. Soane's design was unrelated to traditional architectural practice or schools of architecture. Instead of constructing a facade with the
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Bourgeois' desire to construct a mausoleum in Desenfan's home and his design was axiomatic to that of the Charlotte Street house. Bourgeois and Desenfans, along with Desenfans' wife, who died in 1815, are buried in the gallery's mausoleum.
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to hold a competition for emerging architects to create a 'Dulwich
Pavilion', a temporary events structure to be built in the Gallery's historic grounds during the summer of 2017. The competition was won by London-based architecture practice IF_DO.
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favoured by many contemporary architects, he opted to use uninterrupted raw brick, a feature subsequently adopted by many 20th-century art galleries. The architect
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painter, collector and dealer. A group of 40 pictures were donated by Murray in 1911 and others followed in 1915 and 1917–18.
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Dulwich Picture Gallery, registered charity no. 1040942
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Dulwich Picture Gallery, registered charity no. 1040942
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Dulwich Picture Gallery: Complete Illustrated Catalogue
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Later history – Bourgeois, Desenfans and Sir John Soane
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Rogues in the Gallery: The Modern Plague of Art Thefts
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2072:Sir John Soane's Museum
1947:Russell Vernon obituary
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3584:Tube and rail stations
3564:Camberwell and Peckham
3464:Bermondsey Spa Gardens
3187:House of Dreams Museum
2679:Historic Royal Palaces
2656:Royal Collection Trust
2489:William Morris Gallery
2474:Sherlock Holmes Museum
2354:Charles Dickens Museum
2329:Bank of England Museum
2223:Designated collections
2067:Royal Air Force Museum
2062:Natural History Museum
899:
896:The Nurture of Jupiter
884:
873:
867:Walter Charles Horsley
859:
679:
652:
627:Charles Fairfax Murray
580:
512:Guinness World Records
439:
344:
287:
3958:College of God's Gift
3446:Parks and open spaces
3230:Mandela Way T-34 Tank
3094:Blue Elephant Theatre
2544:Local history museums
2501:Health & Medicine
2499:The London Museums of
2449:Orleans House Gallery
2419:Leighton House Museum
2389:Guildhall Art Gallery
2274:Royal Academy of Arts
2264:Museum of Freemasonry
1369:Arthur Stockdale Cope
1081:Jean-Honoré Fragonard
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384:Royal Academy of Arts
339:
299:College of God's Gift
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250:to the 19th century.
232:College of God's Gift
133:Public transit access
16:Art gallery in London
3923:John Soane buildings
3524:Russia Dock Woodland
3361:Markets and shopping
3312:South London Gallery
3182:Herne Hill Velodrome
3149:Dulwich Public Baths
3099:Borough Road Gallery
2745:Eastbury Manor House
2692:Hampton Court Palace
2631:Valence House Museum
2469:Serpentine Galleries
2359:Dennis Severs' House
2334:Barbican Art Gallery
2151:Science Museum Group
2087:Imperial War Museums
2047:National Army Museum
1879:on 14 November 2012.
1488:, was the Director.
1482:Desmond Shawe-Taylor
1340:: Portrait of a Lady
1282:Gainsborough, Thomas
1180:Francesco Zuccarelli
1105:Jean-Antoine Watteau
1099:Claude-Joseph Vernet
1009:Edwin Henry Landseer
957:Adriaen van de Velde
933:Aernout van der Neer
801:Inside the mausoleum
587:(1771–1835)—last of
448:A Girl at the Window
37:51.44611°N 0.08639°W
3736:Queens Road Peckham
3661:Elephant and Castle
3519:Potters Fields Park
3388:Bridges and tunnels
3322:Southwark Playhouse
3317:Southwark Cathedral
3290:Shakespeare's Globe
3200:Imperial War Museum
2987:Elephant and Castle
2730:575 Wandsworth Road
2636:Vestry House Museum
2621:Museum of Wimbledon
2535:Wellcome Collection
2484:Whitechapel Gallery
2095:Churchill War Rooms
1952:The Daily Telegraph
1873:The Daily Telegraph
1856:. 7 September 2009.
1854:The Daily Telegraph
1738:Architects' Journal
1459:A Boy as a Shepherd
1386:: Portrait of a Man
1355:: Portrait of a Man
1269:: Portrait of a Man
996:Thomas Gainsborough
601:Archer James Oliver
597:Thomas Gainsborough
410:The Pickwick Papers
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3541:Sydenham Hill Wood
3489:Dulwich Upper Wood
3421:Rotherhithe Tunnel
3396:Blackfriars Bridge
2616:Museum of Richmond
2369:Dr Johnson's House
2077:Wallace Collection
2042:Museum of the Home
939:Adriaen van Ostade
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680:
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650:Christoph Vogtherr
581:
577:The Judde Memorial
533:registered charity
440:
377:John Philip Kemble
345:
343:and Noël Desenfans
322:William Cartwright
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188:Reference no.
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42:51.44611; -0.08639
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3416:Millennium Bridge
3352:Winchester Palace
3327:Surrey Docks Farm
2952:Borough/Southwark
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2848:Marble Hill House
2697:Kensington Palace
2641:Wandsworth Museum
2626:Twickenham Museum
2611:Museum of Croydon
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2141:Royal Observatory
1895:The Art Newspaper
1821:978-1-78130-078-7
1765:. 26 January 2017
1478:Ian A.C. Dejardin
1302:Cristofano Allori
1126:Annibale Carracci
1048:Peter Paul Rubens
693:Charles Barry Jr.
645:
524:in Paris and the
518:Rembrandt's Light
498:John Bodkin Adams
452:Portrait of Titus
349:Francis Bourgeois
341:Francis Bourgeois
263:Francis Bourgeois
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3265:Peckham Platform
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2770:Morden Hall Park
2646:Whitehall Museum
2601:Islington Museum
2581:Gunnersbury Park
2515:Foundling Museum
2495:
2494:
2479:Two Temple Place
2439:Museum of Brands
2434:Migration Museum
2310:
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2284:Museum of London
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1563:Cerasano, S. P.
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1535:Historic England
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1490:Giles Waterfield
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1320:Francesco Albani
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1060:Anthony van Dyck
975:Philip Wouwerman
921:Meyndert Hobbema
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2799:
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2735:Blewcoat School
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2673:
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2606:Kingston Museum
2591:Havering Museum
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2409:Hogarth's House
2404:Hayward Gallery
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1050:– 10 paintings;
1021:Joshua Reynolds
1015:Thomas Lawrence
1002:William Hogarth
977:– 12 paintings;
911:– 11 paintings;
892:Nicolas Poussin
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3627:Canada Water
3484:Dulwich Park
3469:Burgess Park
3431:Tower Bridge
3275:Rose Theatre
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3057:West Dulwich
3037:Surrey Quays
2982:East Dulwich
2967:Denmark Hill
2813:Apsley House
2795:Sutton House
2780:Rainham Hall
2750:Fenton House
2556:Bruce Castle
2520:Freud Museum
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146:West Dulwich
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3748:Rotherhithe
3724:Peckham Rye
3514:Peckham Rye
3454:Belair Park
3373:East Street
3332:Tate Modern
3255:The Old Vic
3245:More London
3082:Attractions
3022:Rotherhithe
3017:Peckham Rye
2843:London Wall
2833:Jewel Tower
2790:Roman Baths
2561:Burgh House
2182:Tate Modern
1662:15 November
1633:15 November
1550:18 December
1324:Holy Family
719:Rick Mather
689:Alms houses
526:Rijksmuseum
472:; and one,
365:partitioned
240:Old Masters
212:art gallery
166:– Grade II*
95:Established
40: /
3892:Categories
3840:Public art
3673:Kennington
3598:Bermondsey
3529:Stave Hill
3307:South Bank
3027:South Bank
2992:Herne Hill
2957:Camberwell
2947:Bermondsey
2823:Down House
2764:restricted
2702:Kew Palace
2669:Royal Mews
2571:Forty Hall
2503:(selected)
2394:Hall Place
2126:Cutty Sark
1795:29 January
1769:29 January
1743:29 January
1717:29 January
1586:090629018X
1521:References
1150:Guido Reni
969:Jan Weenix
915:Gerrit Dou
843:Collection
704:sarcophagi
684:quadrangle
478:Gerrit Dou
228:John Soane
180:Designated
25:51°26′46″N
3772:Southwark
3295:The Shard
3285:The Scoop
3260:Oxo Tower
3129:The Clink
3124:City Hall
3002:Newington
2997:Honor Oak
2934:Districts
2785:Red House
1657:The Times
1516:, curator
1469:Directors
1120:Canaletto
945:Rembrandt
777:Mausoleum
657:skylights
444:Rembrandt
430:Rembrandt
373:mausoleum
248:Tudor era
28:0°05′11″W
3864:Category
3052:Walworth
2942:Bankside
2884:Category
1580:, p.16.
1496:See also
1484:, later
1239:Guercino
1138:Guercino
708:skeleton
665:porticos
454:and his
361:fine art
286:Entrance
113:Location
3938:Dulwich
3876:Commons
3845:Schools
3825:Council
3712:Nunhead
3610:Borough
3368:Borough
3194:Belfast
3012:Peckham
3007:Nunhead
2972:Dulwich
2102:Belfast
1204:Gallery
1144:Raphael
273:History
257:on the
244:Baroque
224:Regency
216:Dulwich
192:1385543
152:Website
128:England
117:Dulwich
103: (
3835:People
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662:stucco
568:Donors
522:Louvre
462:Rubens
309:, and
210:is an
121:London
413:, as
3192:HMS
2169:Tate
2100:HMS
1816:ISBN
1797:2017
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