National Portrait Gallery: Donor Recognition
From the monumental to the playful
A robust recognition scheme acknowledges all donors and supporters to the Gallery
As part of the completion of a major capital project, National Portrait Gallery sought to recognise the generosity of donors who supported their campaign at all levels.
The team designed new engraved and gilded arrivals which utilised a typeface found in historic inscriptions within the architecture. Stone panels and expert signwriting subtlety embedded within the building provided recognition for major donors whilst, within the galleries, patinated brass name plaques work to support the exhibition design scheme.
Holmes Wood were delighted to support the mosaic-restoration project and be included in a temporary tile installation with other donors and famous portraits from the Collection.
Client: National Portrait Gallery
