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A painting by Christopher Wood depicting a brown and white spotted dog sitting in a red chair next to a china spaniel. An open window looks out on to a fishing boat and lighthouse out at sea

Small Appeals

Every little really does count for our smaller initiatives.

Whether it’s a contemporary commission, Print Room exhibition or a new display in the historic house, the Gallery is always in need of support for its smaller initiatives and every little really does count. With this in mind, we have set up a new opportunity to support by donating to our Small Appeals.

You can currently make a contribution towards framing and conservation costs for our Walter Nessler and Grete Marks exhibitions in 2019 – both part of the year-long Insiders/Outsiders festival celebrating the contribution of immigrant artists to British culture in the 20th century.

Successful Appeals

A painting by Christopher Wood depicting a brown and white spotted dog sitting in a red chair next to a china spaniel. An open window looks out on to a fishing boat and lighthouse out at sea

Christopher Wood's 'China Dogs' Appeal

In 2017 we launched an appeal to acquire Christopher Wood’s ‘China Dogs in a St Ives Window’ for our permanent collection, a significant  painting that had been on long term loan to us since 2009 and has always been much admired by our visitors.

We secured substantial grants from the Art Fund and Arts Council England/Victoria and Albert Museum Purchase Grant Fund, but needed help to raise the remaining £15,000.

Thanks to the generosity of the public and the Friends of Pallant House Gallery we were able to reach our target and an additional private donation ensured the painting could be fully conserved for public display.

Contact us

Talk to our Development team about supporting our Small Appeals:

Russell Le Page [head of development)
+44 (0)1243 770839
r.lepage@pallant.org.uk