Honorary Officers and Executive Committee

The Walpole Society is a registered charity (registration number 270280) and is governed by a set of Rules adopted at the Annual General Meeting held on 17 September 1997. Members of the Executive Committee, whose members are the trustees of the charity, are elected for a term of five years. The Honorary Officers serve five years and are available for immediate re-election.
The Honorary Officers and members of the Executive Committee are:

President: Sir Nicholas Goodison F.B.A., F.S.A.

Honorary Vice-Presidents:
Graham Reynolds, C.V.O., O.B.E., F.B.A.

Officers and Executive Committee

Chairman: Simon Jervis, F.S.A.

Editor: Dr Hugh Brigstocke

Hon. Treasurer: Charles Sebag-Montefiore, F.C.A., F.S.A.

Executive Committee:
Dr Simon Bradley, F.S.A.
Stephen Clarke, F.S.A.
Robert Harding, F.S.A.
Charles Hind, F.S.A.
Dr Stephen Lloyd, F.S.A
Judy Rudoe
Dr Frank Salmon F.S.A.
Robin Simon F.S.A.

Membership Secretary: David Kealey


Please refer to the "Contact us" section of this website to contact the officers and membership secretary named above.

Consultative Committee

The Consultative Committee does not meet as a body, but its members give the Society the benefit of their advice in the area of their respective expert knowledge. The following are members of the Consultative Committee:

David Alexander
Professor David Bindman (University College, London)
Dr Stephen Deuchar (Tate Britain)
Dr Teri Edelstein
Judy Egerton (Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art)
Professor Eric Fernie
Dr John Gage
Anthony Griffiths (The British Museum)
John Harris
Professor Luke Herrmann
Patrick McCaughey
Professor Ronald Paulson (John Hopkins University)
Dr Edward Nygren
Professor Marcia Pointon (University of Manchester)
The Hon. Lady Roberts (Royal Library, Windsor Castle)
Duncan Robinson (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge University)
Dr Charles Saumarez-Smith (National Gallery)
Professor Allen Staley
Philip Ward-Jackson (Conway Library, Courtauld Institute of Art)
Stephen Wildman (The Ruskin Library, Lancaster University)