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This bowl was presented to the RCP in 1962 by Robert McCance (1898–1993).
This bowl was presented to the RCP in 1962 by Robert McCance (1898–1993).
Robert Platt, a past president of the RCP, was mainly responsible for the RCP’s move from Pall Mall East to Regent’s Park. He was also the first full-time professor to hold the office of president, and the first president to live and work outside London.
Robert Platt, a past president of the RCP, was mainly responsible for the RCP’s move from Pall Mall East to Regent’s Park. He was also the first full-time professor to hold the office of president, and the first president to live and work outside London.
The RCP premises opened in 1964 at 11 St Andrews Place, Regent’s Park. It is an iconic building and a showcase for modernist architecture.
For more information about the building and Denys Lasdun, please read our blog post.
The RCP premises opened in 1964 at 11 St Andrews Place, Regent’s Park. It is an iconic building and a showcase for modernist architecture.
For more information about the building and Denys Lasdun, please read our blog post.
This painting was given to the RCP by some of its fellows, for display in the Osler Room, following the RCP’s move to Regent's Park. It is the largest painting in the collection and the RCP's only abstract piece.
This painting was given to the RCP by some of its fellows, for display in the Osler Room, following the RCP’s move to Regent's Park. It is the largest painting in the collection and the RCP's only abstract piece.
This composite scene was painted during several quarterly meetings of Comitia in the Dorchester Library at the RCP.
This composite scene was painted during several quarterly meetings of Comitia in the Dorchester Library at the RCP.
This dish was presented by fellows in Sheffield to mark the regional meeting held at the RCP in 1986.
This dish was presented by fellows in Sheffield to mark the regional meeting held at the RCP in 1986.
Turner-Warwick (1924–2017) was the first woman president of the RCP from 1989 to 1992. She was a specialist in thoracic medicine and an advocate for patient involvement in medicine. This was the first portrait of a woman fellow in the RCP’s collection.
Turner-Warwick (1924–2017) was the first woman president of the RCP from 1989 to 1992. She was a specialist in thoracic medicine and an advocate for patient involvement in medicine. This was the first portrait of a woman fellow in the RCP’s collection.
This photograph was taken for Frankland’s father, who was going overseas for the war effort during World War I. Frankland was an allergy specialist.
This photograph was taken for Frankland’s father, who was going overseas for the war effort during World War I. Frankland was an allergy specialist.