Our Treasury collections include artefacts from the ancient world, medieval art, Chinese ceramics, paintings and watercolours, and an important collection of early English silver.
Dürer to Goya: Old Master Prints at Winchester
This exhibition draws on the College’s collection of Old Master prints and has been curated by a group of pupils in their final year at Winchester. It includes prints of many different types, by artists working from c. 1500 to c. 1800.
The exhibition is open everyday from 2-4pm along with the rest of the museum. Entry is free and there is no need to pre-book.
Treasury is open from 2-4pm every day, apart from during our Christmas closure period (24 December – 1 January inclusive). Entry is free and there is no need to pre-book.
For private groups and school visits, please contact the museum manager.
There is a varied programme of temporary exhibitions in Treasury, which often include books and manuscripts from the school’s archives and historic library.
A children’s trail is also available.
ACCESSIBILITY
Three of Treasury’s four galleries are wheelchair accessible. We also have a disabled toilet.
Treasures tours allow visitors to see highlights from parts of our collections which are not normally on public display. Led by the Museum and Collections Manager, visitors will explore the College’s art gallery and original museum, ‘Musā’, where oil paintings, watercolours, and tapestries are on show. We also visit part of the Fellows’ Library, where there is a changing display of rare books and manuscripts, prints, and drawings.
