NADFAS
National Association of Decorative & Fine Arts Societies
NADFAS House, 8 Guilford Street
London WC1N 1DA
Tel: 020 7430 0730 Fax: 020 7242 0686
Web: http://www.nadfas.org.uk/
e-mails: enquiries@nadfas.org.uk
Patron: Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Gloucester
National Chairman: Gri Harrison
National Vice-Chairman: Nigel Yallop
Chief Executive: David Bell
President: Christopher Lloyd CVO
Christopher LLoyd CVO is the new President of NADFAS for the next 5 years. He spent 20 years at the Department of Western Art of The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. In 1988 he became Keeper of The Queen's Pictures where he stayed until his retirement in 2005. His principal areas of expertise are the Italian Renaissance and French Impressionism.
"The National Association of Decorative & Fine Arts Societies was launched in 1968 by Patricia Fay with eleven societies and has expanded to over 330 societies in the UK, 10 in Europe, 28 in Australia and 2 in New Zealand. With 90,000 members worldwide, NADFAS works towards promoting and preserving the arts. The Association's concerns include voluntary work to maintain historic buildings, recording churches and their contents, working towards developing the arts for the young and maintaining lecture programmes for members."
NADFAS Review is published quarterly. All members of the local societies receive a copy. Its contents include news from the Galleries, Museums, What's On in the art world and the latest news and achievements from the Areas and local societies.
NADFAS House, 8 Guilford Street
London WC1N 1DA
Tel: 020 7430 0730 Fax: 020 7242 0686
Web: http://www.nadfas.org.uk/
e-mails: enquiries@nadfas.org.uk
Patron: Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Gloucester
National Chairman: Gri Harrison
National Vice-Chairman: Nigel Yallop
Chief Executive: David Bell
President: Christopher Lloyd CVO
Christopher LLoyd CVO is the new President of NADFAS for the next 5 years. He spent 20 years at the Department of Western Art of The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. In 1988 he became Keeper of The Queen's Pictures where he stayed until his retirement in 2005. His principal areas of expertise are the Italian Renaissance and French Impressionism.
"The National Association of Decorative & Fine Arts Societies was launched in 1968 by Patricia Fay with eleven societies and has expanded to over 330 societies in the UK, 10 in Europe, 28 in Australia and 2 in New Zealand. With 90,000 members worldwide, NADFAS works towards promoting and preserving the arts. The Association's concerns include voluntary work to maintain historic buildings, recording churches and their contents, working towards developing the arts for the young and maintaining lecture programmes for members."
NADFAS Review is published quarterly. All members of the local societies receive a copy. Its contents include news from the Galleries, Museums, What's On in the art world and the latest news and achievements from the Areas and local societies.