House: Tuesday – Sunday 12 – 5pm
Free, timed entry tickets to the House are available at the information desk on arrival or online here.
Last entry to the House is at 4.30pm
Coronavirus Temporary Closure: Please note that Kettle’s Yard House and Gallery will be closed from 17 March 2020. You can keep up to date with the latest information here.
Café, galleries and shop: Tuesday – Sunday 11am – 5pm
House: Tuesday – Sunday 12 – 5pm
Free, timed entry tickets to the House are available at the information desk on arrival or online here.
Last entry to the House is at 4.30pm
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Henri Gaudier was born in St. Jean de Braye, near Orleans, in France. He first came to Britain in 1908. He met Sophie Brzeska while working as a student in the evenings at Ste. Genevieve Library in Paris in 1910. In the same year he left France under a cloud of social hostility and settled in England adding the name Brzeska to his own soon after. He worked in isolation until he met Middleton Murray in 1912, whereafter he built up a circle of artists and intellectuals which included Ezra Pound, Wyndham Lewis and T. E. Hulme. He became involved in Pound’s and Lewis’ Vorticist group, contributing to the two issues of their magazine Blast. Gaudier was killed in action during the First World War in Belgium.