Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft

The museum holds an internationally important collection of work by the artists and craftspeople who were drawn to the village, including the sculptor, wood engraver, type-designer and letter-cutter Eric Gill, the calligrapher Edward Johnston (responsible for the famous Johnston typeface used for London Underground), the painter David Jones, the printer Hilary Pepler and the weaver Ethel Mairet. Being able to see special objects and works of art and craft in the village where they were made is a rare opportunity. It offers a unique way to consider how the objects were made and who they were made for. The impact...

Craft,art,direct carving,weaving,letterpress,natural dyeing,typography,print,museum,calligraphy,wood carving,stone carving,wood block prints,and painting

Ditchling museum of art + craft operates in the Museums, historical sites, and zoos industry.

Ditchling museum of art + craft's revenue is 11m - 100m

Ditchling museum of art + craft has 11 - 50 employees.