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This large natural reserve is intersected Braque, Picasso, Juan Gris and Mondrian. by motorways, cycle tracks and footpaths. The freedom A 25-acre sculpture park is also part of the Museum. of movement of visitors is practically unlimited. With the Here, surrounded by magnificent scenery, we find works exception of a few areas preserved for big game (red of Marta Pan, Hepworth, Rodin, Bourdelle, Lipchitz, deer, mouflon, roe-deer, boar), the pedestrian can go Marini, Caro, Paolozzi, Moore, and many others. Nowhere anywhere. else in the world do art and nature blend in so perfectly The unique flora and fauna of-this Park are open to be and harmoniously as they do here in Holland's largest enjoyed by everybody all year long. Even on busy days National Park 'De Hoge Veluwe'. with tourists flocking to the Park you will find relaxation The Museum also contains a small collection of works in quiet areas and you will be able to roam through the of old masters (Baldung Grien, Cranach, and others) as woods and the sand drifts, the wide tracts«of moorland well as old and contemporary ceramics, drawings and and the fens and marshes. graphical work. The road to the Park cuts through some typical Dutch The Park has two restaurants: 'de Koperen Kop' and scenery. We dare say that tourists who did not visit 'Rijzenburg'. The 'Sint Hubertus' hunting lodge built by 'De Hoge Veluwe' just have not seen Holland! architect H.P. Berlage is located right off the main De Hoge Veluwe owes its existence to the Kroller-Muller entrance. couple who purchased this wide area parcel by parcel in the period between 19T1 en 1926. Mondriaan (1872-1944) 1919 PT^ *' l •'•>'•! 'V':* • - i»»l •••*! 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WE ASK YOU as you walk around to remeoiber that you are on holy ground Jf& behave with reverence to speak quietly. Do not forget to look up very often if you wish to see the glory of tins Church. Behind the High Altar is the Shrine of St. Edward, King and Confessor. As you enter St. Edward's Chapel, be w lie spirit of a pilgrim and pray, as all the English Saints have prayed, that CHRIST may be our King. It is most likely that you will go into the South Transept and Poets' Corner. At the far end of this Transept is ST. FAITH'S CHAPEL, reserved for private prayer. Here you can have quiet ness. Enter in, think and thank and pray. If you return to the Great West Door you will see on your left, at the end of the Nave, another Chapel, dedicated to St. George. The fights are burning and symbolically the open Bible is on i the Altar. You will find overleaf some words of prayer which will perhaps help you. The Dean and Chapter of Westminster wish you peace and happiness. PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO ASK THE VERGERS FOR ANY INFORMATION. THEY ARE HERE TO HELP YOU. The small charge which has to be made to see some parts of the Abbey, goes only a little way to meet the costs of maintaining the building \ and its services. We know you will help to the best of your ability. i«am«if.fMi 0 God of all the nations of the earth, 1 pray, trusting in the help of thy Holy Spirit, for the Church of England for all the Churches of God for all Christians for all other faiths for all nations for all men. Forgive us, renew us in righteousness, unite us, give us peace in the doing of thy will, through Jesus Christ our Lord who came to give us life abundant here and glory hereafter. Amen. ABBEY SERVICES WEEKDAYS Holy Communion 0800 Matins 1000 Evensong 1700 (At 1500 on Saturdays and Bank Holidays) Every Wednesday there is a Service with an address: 1230 to 1255 Every Friday there is a Celebration of Holy Communion: 1230 SUNDAYS Holy Communion 0800 Matins and Sermon 1030 Holy Communion 1130 Evensong and Sermon 1500 Congregational Service 1830 THE HOVE SHIRLEY Revised 1/1/70 PRESS LTD B.M. STUDENTS 5 BRITISH MUSEUM PRINT ROOM (Students' Room of thf Department of Prints and Drawings) ADMISSION OF STUDENTS 1. The Print Room is open to students every day in the year, except Sundays, Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and on any other day on which the Museum is closed to the general public. The hours are from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2.15 p.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday; 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Saturday. 2. Persons desiring to be admitted as students must apply in writing to the Director specifying their profession or business, their address, and the particular purpose for which they seek admission. Every appli cation must be accompanied" by a written recommendation from a person of recognised position (who can be identified from the ordinary sources of reference and who is not related to the applicant), with name and address in full, certifying from personal knowledge that the applicant is a fit and proper person to be admitted to the use of the Print Room.* 3. Student-members of educational institutions and Art Schools must produce evidence that their needs cannot be met elsewhere and must provide a recommendation including a statement to this effect from a member of the staff of the institution. 4. No person under eighteen years of age can be admitted as a student, except by special order of the Trustees. 5. The tickets of admission must be produced if required, and are not j transferable. They are renewable at the discretion of the Director. BY ORDER 0F THE TRUSTEES January, 1970 * The Trustees cannot accept the recommendations of Hotel Keepers or of Boarding-House or Lodging-House Keepers in favour of their lodgers. ^r PRINT ROOM REGULATIONS FOR THE USE OF THE COLLECTION 1. Students and visitors desiring to make use of the Collections are required to: — (a) Leave their name and their home address; visitors from abroad should also leave their address in Britain, with the attendant at the door on entering the Print Room. (b) Specify in writing, on tickets provided for that purpose, the prints or drawings which they desire to inspect or copy. (c) Remove their gloves before handling the prints or drawings set before them. (d) Abstain from touching in any manner whatever the surface of any print or drawing. (e) Employ such precautions in handling, passing or turning over particular prints or drawings as the Keeper, or the Assistant acting for him, may in any given case direct. (/) Refrain from using pen and ink or ball point pens and ink pencils when handling either prints or drawings. (g) Deposit their case, portfolio, umbrella, overcoat etc., in the cloakroom at the entrance to the Print Room. 2. Students and visitors are not allowed to examine the contents of more than one case, volume or portjxJlio at a time, except by the special leave of the Keeper or the Assistant acting for him. Requests for material cannot be accepted by the staff after 3.45 pjn. (12.15 p.m. Saturday). 3. Students and visitors are not allowed to compare prints or drawings not the property of the Trustees with those in the Collection, except under the direct supervision of members of the staff on duty in the Students' Room, acting for the Keeper. 4. Tracing from prints or drawings is not allowed, except by the special leave, and under the direct supervision, of the Keeper or the Assistant acting for him. 5. Copies or sketches may be taken from prints or drawings; but, in the case of copies in colour or pen and ink, the specimen copied must be enclosed under glass, and all copies must be stamped as such by means of a die provided for that purpose in the Students' Room. 6. Prints or drawings may be photographed in the studio by the Official photographer, or others on application to the Director. Orders for photography must include the title of each print or drawing, to gether with the location and registration number. 7. Teachers who wish to bring parties of students to view temporary exhibitions are requested to apply to the Keeper in writing, giving'•# three weeks' notice, and stating (a) the number of students (b) the i, material required and (c) the date and time of arrival. 8. 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