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South Square Centre
South Square Centre provides facilities and support for artists; especially those
based in Yorkshire. Funds raised from a sale of paintings after Joan Day's
death, and from the proceeds of book sales, have been donated to South
Square to help support the artistic community in the area where Joan lived and
taught for much of her life. The Joan Day Bursary is awarded by the Centre every
year, starting in 2006.
South Square Centre provides facilities and support for artists; especially those
based in Yorkshire. Funds raised from a sale of paintings after Joan Day's
death, and from the proceeds of book sales, have been donated to South
Square to help support the artistic community in the area where Joan lived and
taught for much of her life. The Joan Day Bursary is awarded by the Centre every
year, starting in 2006.
Grantchester
Joan Day is buried in the churchyard at Grantchester, and this village was where
she spent over 30 years of her life. She loved the village for its beautiful
meadows and its supportive community, in which she made many friends.
Joan Day is buried in the churchyard at Grantchester, and this village was where
she spent over 30 years of her life. She loved the village for its beautiful
meadows and its supportive community, in which she made many friends.
London Group
More information about the London Group of artists, the exhibiting society which
was set up to advance public awareness of modern art. Joan Day's teacher
Mark Gertler was a founding member, and Joan exhibited with the Group. Other
contemporary members included Roger Fry, Mervyn Peake and Jacob Epstein.
More information about the London Group of artists, the exhibiting society which
was set up to advance public awareness of modern art. Joan Day's teacher
Mark Gertler was a founding member, and Joan exhibited with the Group. Other
contemporary members included Roger Fry, Mervyn Peake and Jacob Epstein.
Yorkshire Abbeys
The Cistercians in Yorkshire project provides a central repository for
information about five of the medieval abbeys of Yorkshire -- those with the
most significant ruins. These include Fountains, Rievaulx and Kirkstall, shown in
Joan Day's Yorkshire Abbeys series now owned by St. Hilda's College, Oxford.
The Cistercians in Yorkshire project provides a central repository for
information about five of the medieval abbeys of Yorkshire -- those with the
most significant ruins. These include Fountains, Rievaulx and Kirkstall, shown in
Joan Day's Yorkshire Abbeys series now owned by St. Hilda's College, Oxford.
