To celebrate Elias Ashmole's 400th birthday we are transforming two galleries at the heart of the Museum to retell the story of the founding collections.
You can be part of the Ashmolean’s story and receive exciting rewards by making a donation today.
In our latest video, exhibition curator Dr Catherine Whistler explores the great and unrivalled collection of Raphael drawings at the Ashmolean.
Anglo-Saxons & Vikings Big Weekend
15 & 16 July, 11am–4pm
Join us for a big weekend exploring one of the most fascinating ages in Britain’s history with fun-filled activities, live music, storytelling, talks and crafts for all ages.
No booking is required and all talks and activities are FREE.
The event is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
We're keeping our doors open late so you can explore the museum after our normal closing time or enjoy an evening viewing of Raphael: The Drawings. With music, bars and special talks and workshops.
Join one of our free guided exhibition tours for an in-depth look at Raphael's drawings. Tours are free with the price of admission and no additional booking is required. Meet in Gallery 58.
Learn more about Raphael's drawings and influence, as well as the themes explored in the exhibition, at one of our special talks, tours, short courses or workshops.
Based on new research this new book, which explores Raphael’s creativity and experimentation in over 120 drawings from his entire career, is the perfect exhibition companion.
Discover our new range of gifts, books, bags, jewellery, prints, art supplies, fashion, games and much more, all inspired by the artworks on display in our Raphael: The Drawings exhibition.
The Ashmolean is the perfect venue to leave you with unique and lasting memories of your celebration. Book in July or August and receive 10% off venue hire and catering. Contact us for full details and terms.
The Encounter: Drawings from Leonardo to Rembrandt
13 July – 22 October 2017
The creative encounter between individual artists and sitters is explored in this major exhibition featuring portrait drawings by some of the outstanding masters of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.
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