HISTORY
OF THE SCHOOL
Hampstead School of Art was founded under the aegis of the Hampstead
Artists Council (HAC) - which in turn was the inspiration of Henry
Moore who, with other leading artists of the post-war period, decided
to found a centre of artistic excellence in Hampstead with its rich
tradition going back to John Constable and George Romney.
The School has maintained that tradition, providing first-rate instruction
by practising artists in a whole range of the fine and applied arts
to all age groups. Several students have been accepted for the leading
London Galleries and art colleges as well as having their work selected
by the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
The School's stimulating atmosphere nurtures both absolute beginner
and the experienced student alike. Our HSA Diploma Course, which
is open to all students - places are offered after a successful
portfolio interview with the Principal - is a unique feature of
the school, and growing in popularity.
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The
Hampstead School of Art has been included on the Department of Education
and Skills Register to accept Foreign Students
Reference No. 22388 |
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PRINCIPAL
Isabel H. Langtry |
TRUSTEES
Chair: Cynthia Barlow
Edward Childs OBE, Lisa Keane, Hazel Finn, Robert Goodall, Barry Jay,
Azza Rahman, Ian Lerner, Mickela Moore, Tracy Barakat, Reginald Boorer
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Register
of Education and Training Providers
Reference No. 22388 |
Registered
Charity No. 1072327
Registered Company No. 3015275 |
The Hampstead
School of Art
King's College Campus
19-21 Kidderpore Avenue London NW3 7ST
Tel: 020 7794 1439
Fax: 020 7431 1292
email: hsanw3@aol.com
www.art-school-hampstead.co.uk |
| 'Unleashing
the Artist in all of us' |
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