For centuries, Londoners have been fascinated by royal ceremony, not least Sir John Soane. In September 1831, when King William and Queen Adelaide were crowned, Soane acquired a pair of
Hidden Masterpieces (9 March – 5 June 2022) is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see some of the finest works amongst the drawings collected by Sir John Soane. These are usually
This immersive film accurately reconstructs a lost space at the museum, formerly the home and workplace of Sir John Soane - the bedchamber of his wife Eliza, who died suddenly
Sir John Soane’s Museum hosts an exhibition of shortlisted and winning entries from The Architecture Drawing Prize 2020 and 2021. Now in its fifth year, the prize attracts entries from
Produced as a companion to The Romance of Ruins, this online exhibition explores Sir John Soane's interest in and relationship to the architecture of Ancient Greece. It outlines Soane's activities
Produced in partnership with the British Museum, this exhibition showcases a series of powerful and poetic watercolours made on an expedition to discover ancient Greek ruins in Ionia (in modern
Produced as part of London Festival of Architecture 2021, this online exhibition explores the Building Archive at Sir John Soane’s Museum. It tells a story through objects of how the building itself has
