Key resources and picture credits
If you are interested in London, its past and its present, this is a guide to available resources.
Key resources
London Publishing
Artists' / Architects' / Writer's houses
Links – Artist Houses
Hogarth’s House
Dr Johnson’s House
Carlisle’s House
Sir John Soane’s Museum
Leighton House
Museum
Red House in Bexleyheath: “The only house commissioned, created and lived in by William Morris, founder of the Arts and Crafts Movement”
2 Willow Road : the home of architect Erno Goldfinger
575 Wandsworth Road : the home of Khadambi Asalache (1935-2006). a Kenyan-born poet, novelist, philosopher of mathematics and British civil servant
Local history societies and archives relevant to Dulwich and Streatham
Urban studies
Other
Picture credits
Links – Picture Credits
© Torla Evans for the photographs of The Dulwich Notebook on the Home/About us acreens
Home
The South Bank and the City from Hungerford Bridge © Mireille Galinou, 2018
News & Events
Jiro Osuga, Café Jiro installation presented at Flowers Gallery (Cork Street) in 2008-9, © Flowers Gallery
Books
First screen © Torla Evans for The Dulwich Notebook, 2015
Secondary screen © Mireille Galinou, 2020
Recommended books
© Mireille Galinou, 2020
About us
Trinity Church Square, Southwark © Mireille Galinou, 2019
Links
Mayesbrook Park, Dagenham © Mireille Galinou, 2020
Testimonials
Vauxhall Park, © Mireille Galinou, 2021
Contact
The artist Jiro Osuga – on the far right – is photographed with the fourteen full-size self portraits which he placed in various Streatham shops during the Art23 Festival in 2016. The installation is called ‘The Man of the Crowd’. © Mireille Galinou
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