Art Guide Dick Institute Museum and Art Gallery, Kilmarnock

Dick Institute Museum and Art Gallery, Kilmarnock

East Ayrshire Council Museums and Arts, Elmbank Avenue, Kilmarnock, KA1 3BU (map)
Telephone: 01563 554343

See also: Scotland

General information
Admission: Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 5pm. Closed Sundays and Mondays
How to find us: . .

Particularly interesting for Embroidery Paintings

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Highlights of the Collection

Alma-Tadema, Lawrence Audience with Agrippa

Colquhoun, Robert Women in Ireland

Constable, John View of Hampstead Heath

Corot, Jean-Baptiste-Camille Harvesting

Hill, David Octavius Kilmarnock Cross, 1840

Hornel, E.A. Gaggle of Geese

Hornel, E.A. Spring Roundelay, 1910 ; Spring Roundelay, 1910

Leighton, Frederic, Lord Greek Girls Playing Ball

Mackay, A.S. and Mackay, J.M. Curling, New Farm Loch

Millais, John Everett Daydreams

Park, Stuart Red and White Geraniums

Raeburn, Sir Henry Mrs Mary Anderson

Other artists represented in the Collection

Brangwyn, Sir Frank

Cameron, David Young

Gould

Henry, George

Herrera

Lairesse

McCulloch, Horatio

McGeorge

McGill

Park, Patric

Ramsay, Allan

Schotz, Benno

Scott Lauder, Robert

Scott, William Bell

Teniers the Younger, David

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Visitors Forum

The sites seems to be quite useful, I enjoyed finding out about my hometown gallery, Ferrens. However, it would be really nice to be able to see some of the pictures and drawings that are displayed.

Thanks, Philip.
Philip Lee - 2004-12-20

Hello

I was told that someone could look up someone for me in the 1851 census. I know it is not on line and I do not know how else to find my relative. I live in Canada, although I was born in Scotland. I hope you can advise me.

Thank you and regards,

Elizabeth Richardson Savage
Elizabeth R Savage - 2002-06-13

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