On this page you will find a collection of resources relating to the Alfred Wallis Rediscovered exhibition, that can be explored at home.
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Exhibition Tour
We are pleased to share with you an introductory tour of our Alfred Wallis Rediscovered exhibition, which you can enjoy from home.
Exhibition Film
Find out more about the exhibition and related projects with curators, Dr Jennifer Powell and Eliza Spindel, The Red Hen Project Worker Rhianna Milton, and community group ‘The Kettlers’.
Alfred Wallis Sketchbooks
View the pages of three sketchbooks made by Alfred Wallis in the last year of his life. These three sketchbooks were the catalyst for our exhibition ‘Alfred Wallis Rediscovered’.
In the sketchbooks you can see some of the artist’s favourite subjects including the Royal Albert Bridge in Devonport, St Ives Harbour and its lighthouse and three mastered tall ships and steamers with smoke billowing.
Shown in the film:
Grey Sketchbook, Alfred Wallis Sketchbooks, 1941. Lent anonymously. All rights reserved.
Castle Sketchbook, Alfred Wallis Sketchbooks, 1941. Lent anonymously. All rights reserved.
Lion Sketchbook, Alfred Wallis Sketchbooks, 1941. Lent anonymously. All rights reserved.
Family Activity Sheet: Alfred Wallis at Home
Get creative with our new family activity kit, which you can try at home. Find out more about Alfred Wallis and have a go at creative activities inspired by the artist and the exhibition.
We would love to see how Alfred Wallis has inspired you. Share your creations with us on social media @kettlesyard or email us with feedback learning@kettlesyard.cam.ac.uk.
Alfred Wallis Inspired Playlist
Our Visitor Assistants have created a playlist of music inspired by the exhibition. Song choices have been inspired by Wallis’ works, his life story and the seascapes and landscapes that influenced him.
Who Was Alfred Wallis?
Discover who Alfred Wallis was with exhibition Curator, Dr Jennifer Powell.
Curator’s Favourites
Watch our film to hear about some of Curatorial Assistant Eliza Spindel’s favourite works in the exhibition.
Sailing Ship and Orchard (1935-37)
Director Andrew Nairne shares one of his favourite paintings in the Kettle’s Yard collection: ‘Sailing shop and orchard’ (1935-37) by Alfred Wallis.
Shop
Shop our range of Alfred Wallis products in the Kettle’s Yard shop.
Image: Page from grey sketchbook, Alfred Wallis Sketchbooks, 1941-2. Lent anonymously. All rights reserved.