Royal Birmingham Society of Artists
Other names: Birmingham Society of Artists
Foundation date: 1868
Active: 1868 -
Function: Art society
Rules: The 1932 ‘Exhibition of Modern Works of Art’ exhibition catalogue describes the rules of membership to the Society as follows: ‘The Society of Artists shall consist of two distinct Bodies – Professional and Unprofessional – with equal authority.' It goes on to describe the ‘Professional Body’ of members as consisting of ‘at least twelve Artists resident in Birmingham or its immediate neighbourhood.'
These members were able to appoint new members by ‘a plan previously agreed upon, by a Select Committee’, but if there are too few artists on the Committee the ‘Unprofessional Body’ are able to vote to elect new members at the Annual General Meeting.
The ‘Unprofessional Body’ consisted of annual subscribers and donors. The unprofessional body also had a committee.
Seven unprofessional members and seven professional members attended the Annual General Meeting. The President, secretary and treasurer were elected by these fourteen members at the meeting.
From the 1881 the professional members were split into ‘Members’ and ‘Associates’. The book 'The History of the Royal Society of Artists'(p. 50) describes how it was decided to ‘follow the model of the Royal Academy by creating a body of associates from which responsible members should in future be chosen.'
The rules regarding the election of Associate members of the Society were described in the Autumn 1938 exhibition catalogue: 'During each Annual Spring and Autumn Exhibition of the Society a special meeting of Members is called, when works exhibited are carefully considered and the name of any artist or artist craftsman whose work is judged to be of sufficient merit is noted. The artist is then proposed and seconded by Members of the Society, and his name put up at the Annual Meeting, which is held in March of each year,and the result voted upon by the Members.'
From Spring 1927 onwards Members and Associates were listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as R.B.S.A. and A.R.B.S.A. respectively.
From 1870 a ‘Professor of Sculpture’ was elected and is listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues. There was no Professor of sculpture from Autumn 1886 to Autumn 1889 and in Autumn 1933. There are no listings in the catalogues from Spring 1943 to Spring 1946.
History or description: The society began as the Birmingham Society of Artists in 1821. While a larger building was being erected in New Street to house the Society in 1829, the 'artists professionally engaged seceded and formed an exhibiting society which is now the Royal Society of Artists, the royal permission having been obtained in 1868. The more wealthy portion of the Society continued its course on educational and social lines, resulting in the formation of the Society of Arts and School of Design...'
'... In 1958 the artists returned to their old home in New Street, a reconciliation having been effected. The Royal Society prospered, added to their galleries, and in 1877 were able to pay out the Society of Arts, thus giving them sole control of the buildings with the exception of a reservation which gives to the School of Art the use of the galleries during the month of February. The Royal Society of Artists has held and Autumn Exhibition for 85 years in unbroken sequence, and a Spring Exhibition for 46 years.'
'Until the foundation of the Midland Institute in 1852, the rooms of the Society formed the only meeting place for those concerned in the literary, musical and artistic welfare of the City.' [Extracts from 'A Brief History', Autumn Exhibition, 1912]
From its foundation the society held annual Autumn exhibitions, and from 1966 onwards a Spring exhibition was added. From 1946 to 1950 there were two spring exhibitions (one of oil painting and sculpture and another of watercolours and handicraft), and one autumn exhibition.
Benefits: eligible for awards, eligible for exhibition, free entry to exhibitions
Composition: amateur artists, architects, professional artists, professional painters
Locations
Located at New Street master Birmingham England | View on map
1868 - 1950
From 1948 listed as 69A New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition of Oil Paintings and Sculpture, 1948, title page).
Exhibitions, Courses, Meetings and other Events
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1951
22 October 1951 - 24 November 1951
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Festival of Britain Exhibition, 1951
11 July 1951 - 11 August 1951
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition of Paintings in Water Colours and Handicrafts, 1951
2 May 1951 - 2 June 1951
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1950
23 October 1950 - 25 November 1950
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition of Oil Painting and Sculpture, 1950
1950
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition of Paintings in Water-Colours and Handicrafts, 1950
1950
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition of Paintings in Water-Colours and Handicrafts, 1949
1949
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1949
1949
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1948
27 September 1948 - 30 October 1948
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition of Water-Colours and Handicrafts, 1948
4 May 1948 - 22 May 1948
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition of Oil Paintings and Sculpture, 1948
16 March 1948 - 3 April 1948
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists 2nd Spring Exhibition of Water Colour Paintings and Sculpture, 1947
1947 - 12 June 1947
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Autumn Exhibition, 1947
1947 - 1 November 1947
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists First Spring Exhibition of Oil Paintings and Sculpture, 1951
19 March 1946 - 14 April 1946
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists 1st Spring Exhibition for Oil Paintings and Sculpture, 1946
1946 - 19 March 1946
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists 2nd Spring Exhibition, Water Colours etc., 1946
1946
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Autumn Exhibition, 1946
1946 - 2 November 1946
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition, 1945
1945
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1945
1945
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition, 1944
1944
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1944
1944
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Spring Exhibition, 1940
1940 - 1 June 1940
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Spring Exhibition, 1939
1939 - 27 May 1939
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Spring Exhibition, 1938
1938 - 21 May 1938
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Autumn Exhibition, 1938
1938 - 17 December 1938
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Spring Exhibition, 1937
1937 - 15 May 1937
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Autumn Exhibition, 1937
1937 - 18 1937
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Spring Exhibition, 1936
1936 - 16 May 1936
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Autumn Exhibition, 1936
1936 - 19 December 1936
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Crafts Exhibition, 1935
1935 - 19 October 1935
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. The Autumn Exhibition, 1935
1935 - 21 December 1935
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham, The Spring Exhibition, 1933
1933 - 20 May 1933
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham, The Autumn Exhibition, 1933
1933 - 16 December 1933
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham, The Autumn Exhibition, 1932
1932 - 17 December 1932
Organized Exhibition of Oil Paintings, Watercolours and Arts and Crafts by the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, 1931-1932
4 December 1931 - 23 January 1932
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham, The Autumn Exhibition, 1931
1931 - 19 December 1931
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham, The Spring Exhibition, 1931
1931 - 19 December 1931
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham, The Autumn Exhibition, 1930
1930
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham, The Spring Exhibition, 1929
1929
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Spring Exhibition, 1928
1928
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Autumn Exhibition, 1928
1928
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Spring Exhibition, 1927
1927
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Autumn Exhibition, 1927
1927
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Autumn Exhibition, 1926
1926
Statuary, p. 22 (192-193); Arts and Crafts, pp. 22-30 (194-321, 157-158).
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Spring Exhibition, 1926
1926
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Spring Exhibition, 1925
1925
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Autumn Exhibition, 1925
1925
Organized Birmingham Art Circle Exhibition, 1924
1 January 1924 - January 1924 (Presumed)
Exhibition held at the RBSA Gallery.
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Spring Exhibition, 1924
1924
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Autumn Exhibition, 1924
1924
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition, 1923
1923
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1923
1923
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1922
1922
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1921
1921
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1920
1920
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Spring Exhibition, 1919
1919
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1919
1919
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Autumn Exhibition, 1918
1918
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, 50th Spring Exhibition, 1917
1917
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, 50th Autumn Exhibition, 1917
1917
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists [Spring] Exhibition, 1916
1916
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists [Autumn] Exhibition, 1916
1916
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists [Spring] Exhibition, 1915
1915
Organized Summer Exhibition of the Works of Provincial Artists (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1914
1914
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Arts and Crafts Exhibition, 1914
1914
pp. 1-23 (A-H on walls, Cases 1-7)
Organized The Centenary Opening Exhibition (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1913
1913
Organized The Eighty-Sixth Autumn Exhibition (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1912-1913
1912
Organized The Forty-Sixth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1911
1911
Organized The Eighty-Fifth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1911-1912
1911
Organized The Forty-Fifth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1910
1910
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Arts and Crafts Exhibition, 1910
1910
Organized The Eighty-Forth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1910-1911
1910
Organized The Forty-Fourth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1909
1909
Organized Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Arts and Crafts Exhibition, 1909
1909
Organized The Eighty-Third Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1909-1910
1909
Organized The Forty-Third Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1908
1908
Organized The Eighty-Second Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1908-1909
1908
Organized Birmingham Art Circle Exhibition, 1907
June 1907 - August 1907
Held at the RBSA Gallery.
Organized The Eighty-First Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1907-1908
1907
Organized The Forty-First Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1906
1906
Organized The Eightieth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1906-1907
1906
Organized The Thirty-Ninth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1904
1904
Organized The Seventy-Eighth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1904
1904
Organized The Fortieth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1905
1904
Organized The Thirty-Eighth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1903
1903
Organized The Seventy-Seventh Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1903
1903
Organized The Thirty-Seventh Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1902
1902
Organized The Seventy-Sixth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1902
1902
Organized The Thirty-sixth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1901
1901
Organized The Seventy-Fifth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1901
1901
Organized The Thirty-Fifth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1900
1900
Organized The Seventy-Fourth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1900
1900
Organized The Thirty-Fourth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1899
1899
Organized The Seventy-Third Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1899
1899
Organized The Seventy-Second Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1898
1898
Organized The Thirty-Second Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1897
1897
Organized The Seventy-First Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1897
1897
Organized The Thirty-First Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Royal Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1896
1896
Organized The Seventieth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1896
1896
Organized The Sixty-Ninth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1895
1895
Organized The Thirtieth Spring Exhibition at the Rooms of the Royal Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1895
1895
Organized The Sixty-Eighth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1894
1894
Organized The Sixty-Seventh Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Royal Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1893
1893
Organized The Twenty-Seventh Spring Exhibition, at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1892
1892
Organized The Sixty-Sixth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1892
1892
Organized The Twenty-Sixth Spring Exhibition, at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1891
1891
Organized The Sixty-Fourth Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1890
1890
Organized The Sixty-Third Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society Artists), 1889
1889
Organized The Sixty-Second Autumn Exhibition, at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1888
1888
Organized The Sixty-First Autumn Exhibition, at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1887
1887
Organized The Autumn Exhibition, at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Society of Artists, Birmingham), 1886
1886
Involved in Chantrey Bequest (Chantrey Fund; Royal Academy of Arts), 1875-1948
1885 - 1886 (Presumed)
Temporary loans of works purchased by the Royal Academy through the Chantrey Fund, were made to the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists (see Royal Academy, 'Annual Report, 1885', 1886, p. 20).
Organized The Autumn Exhibition, at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Society of Artists, Birmingham), 1883
1883
Organized The Autumn Exhibition at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Society of Artists, Birmingham), 1875
1875
Organized Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture, at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1870
1870
Organized Spring Exhibition of Watercolour Paintings, &c., at the Rooms of the Society (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), New Street, 1869
1869
Organized Exhibition of Modern Paintings, Sculpture, &c., at the Rooms of the Society, New Street (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists), 1868
1868
Organized Royal Birmingham Society of Artists [Autumn] Exhibition, 1915
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Fiftieth Exhibition, 1919
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Fifty-Ninth Exhibition, 1929
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Fifty-Seventh Exhibition, 1927
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Fifty-Sixth Exhibition, 1926
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Fifty-Third Exhibition, 1922
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Forty-Fifth Exhibition, 1914
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Forty-First Exhibition, 1909
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Forty-Ninth Exhibition, 1918
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Seventy-Eighth Exhibition, 1950
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Seventy-Fifth Exhibition, 1947
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Seventy-First Exhibition, 1943
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Seventy-Fourth Exhibition, 1946
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Seventy-Second Exhibition, 1944
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Seventy-Seventh Exhibition, 1949
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Seventy-Third Exhibition, 1945
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixtieth Exhibition, 1930
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixty-First Exhibition, 1931
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixty-Second Exhibition, 1932
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixty-third Exhibition, 1933
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixty-Eighth Exhibition, 1938
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixty-Fifth Exhibition, 1935
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixty-Forth Exhibition, 1934
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixty-Ninth Exhibition, 1939
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixty-Seventh Exhibition, 1937
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Sixty-Sixth Exhibition, 1936
Hosted The Birmingham Art Circle. The Thirty-Ninth Exhibition, 1907
Institutional and Business Connections
Associated with Midland Arts Club
1892 - 1951
Arts Club used rooms at the RBSA from 1892.'Social gatherings', 'ladies meetings' and 'annual meetings' were held in 1892, 1894 to 1913, 1917 to 1951. All of the members meetings took place in the Gallery from 1917 onwards (except in the autumn of 1939), this was found to be cheaper than renting rooms at the Grand Hotel for meetings. Members were able to participate in RBSA exhibitions from c. 1917. In 1928 an exhibition of members' works was hung on the walls of the RBSA Gallery for a day; from this date onwards the Club frequently included an exhibition of works at meetings that were held at the RBSA; however, there is no record of the display of works of sculpture at the gallery [summary].
Collaborated with Birmingham Municipal School of Art, Central School
1887 - 1913
Annual exhibitions of student' works were held in February at the rooms of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, New Street from 1887.
Collaborated with Birmingham Art Circle
May 1894 - 1950
The Art Circle first approached the RBSA to hold exhibitions in its rooms in April 1894. The RBSA granted the Art Circle permission to use its North Room for their Summer Exhibition from May to June 1894.
Members of the Art Circle took part in the RBSA exhibition in the Spring of 1901.
Seperate annual exhibitions of Art Circle members' works were held at the RBSA Gallery in the Summers (normally between the RBSA Spring and Autumn shows)from 1907 to c. 1915. From 1915-1920 exhibitions were held in the Winter months.
All meetings were held in the RBSA(normally in the Council Room) from December 1914 onwards.
From 1920 onwards annual exhibitions of approximately three weeks, were held in January (ocassionally beginning in December).
The Art Circle Meeting Minutes from March 1931 describe the relationship between the two organizations, stating that 'so far as the Art Circle is concerned the R.B.S.A. cannot at present make any change in the conditions under which the gallery has been let to them in the past for the small sum of £22.10.0., those conditions being - A. That space should be found for a collective exhibition of the work of the Easel Club. B. That subscribers of the R.B.S.A. be admitted free to the exhibitions. C. That the R.B.S.A. supply attendants as before' [summary].
Associated People
ARBSAs included Frank S. Harper
1927 - 1929
First lised in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1927. Last listed as an Associate in Spring 1929; was never elected to full membership of the Society.
ARBSAs included Charles Thomas Wheeler
1929 - 1930
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1929.
ARBSAs included Benjamin J. Warren
1930 - 1947
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1930.
ARBSAs included Charles E. Thomas
1931 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues (as 'Chas. E. Thomas') as an Associate member in Spring 1931. Still listed as an Associate in Autumn 1950.
ARBSAs included (Hubert) Donald MacGeogh Gilbert
1936
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1936.
ARBSAs included Alan Bridgwater
1937 - 1948
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1937.
ARBSAs included Teresa Clarke
1937 - 1998
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1937. Still listed as an Associate in Autumn 1950. She remained a member of the RBSA until her death (based on information received from the family).
ARBSAs included Thomas Bayliss Huxley- Jones
1937 - 1946 (Presumed)
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1937. No listings of Associate members from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946; listed as a full Member in Autumn 1946.
ARBSAs included Cyril J. Shiner
1939 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate in Spring 1939. Still listed in Autumn 1950.
ARBSAs included Albert Pountney
1946 (Presumed) - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate in Autumn 1946 [no listings for Associates from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946]. Still listed as an Associate in Autumn 1950.
ARBSAs included Benjamin Hancocks
1948 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate in Spring 1948. Still listed as an Associate in Autumn 1950.
ARBSAs included Reginald A. Lewis
1948 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate in Spring 1948. Still listed in Autumn 1950.
Elected professional associate members included Oliver Baker
1881 - 1884
Elected as an Associate member in Spring 1881.
Elected professional associate members included Edward Samuel Harper
1881 - 1887
Elected as an Associate member in Spring 1881. Last lised as an Associate in Autumn 1887.
Elected professional associate members included W.J. Wainwright
1881 - 1884
Elected as an Associate member in Spring 1881.
Elected professional associate members included James Valentine Jelley
1884 - 1891
Elected as an Associate member in Autumn 1884.
Elected professional associate members included Walter J. Morgan
1887 - 1890
Elected as an Associate member in Spring 1887.
Note that the book 'Royal Birmingham Society of Artists' (p. 50) suggests that Morgan was elected in 1885; however his name is not listed as an associate in the exhibition catalogues until 1887.
Elected professional associate members included Benjamin Creswick
1891 - 1916
The book 'The History of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists' (p. 51)dates Creswick's election as 1890; he is not listed in the exhibition catalogues as an Associate member until Spring 1891.
Elected professional associate members included William Henry Bidlake
1896 - 1902
The book 'The History of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists' gives 1895 as the date of Bidlake's election; however, he
is first lised as an Associate member in the exhibition catalogues in Spring 1896.
Elected professional associate members included Arthur Joseph Gaskin
1899 - 1905
The book 'The History of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists' (p. 51) gives 1895 as the date of Gaskin's election; however, he is first listed as an Associate member in the exhibition catalogues in Spring 1899.
Elected professional associate members included John Keeley
1899 - 1902
The book 'The History of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists' (p. 51) gives 1895 as the date of Keeley's election; however, he is first listed as an Associate member in the exhibition catalogues in Spring 1899.
Elected professional associate members included William Midgley
1900 - 1906
Elected as an Associate member in Spring 1900.
Elected professional associate members included William George de Saulles
1901 - 1903
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1901. Last lised as an Associate in Spring 1903; never elected to full membership of the Society.
Elected professional associate members included Sidney Harold Meteyard
1902 - 1908
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1902.
Elected professional associate members included Robert Sidney Catterson-Smith
1905 - 1920
First listed in the Society's catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1905. Last listed as an Associate in Autumn 1920; was never elecetd to full membership of the Society.
Elected professional associate members included Charles Morgan
1908 - 1912
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1908. Last listed in Autumn 1912; was never elected to full membership of the Society.
Elected professional associate members included J.L. Ball
1909 - 1923
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1909.
Elected professional associate members included Mary J. Newill
1909 - 1923
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member from Spring 1909. Note, however, that Newill is wrongly listed on p. 3. at the front of the catalogues until 1913 as Mary I. Newill, but in the list of exhibitors at the back of the catalogues she is listed under Mary J. Newill. Was never elected to full membership of the Society.
Elected professional associate members included Thomas Patrick Spall
1909 - 1912
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1909. Last listed as an Associate in Autumn 1912; never appointed a full Member of the society.
Elected professional associate members included Albert E.V. Lilley
1910 - 1940 (Presumed)
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1910. No listings of Associate members from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946; not listed as an Associate in Autumn 1946.
From Spring 1927 listed as A.R.B.S.A.
Elected professional associate members included Kate Muriel Eadie
1915 - 1940 (Presumed)
The book 'The History of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists' (p. 51) gives 1914 as the date of Eadie's election; however, she is first listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1915. Last listed in Spring 1940 [there are no listings from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946; not listed in Autumn 1946].
From Spring 1927 listed as A.R.B.S.A.
Elected professional associate members included Georgie Evelyn Cave Gaskin
1917 - 1923
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1917. Was never elecetd to full Membership of the Society.
Elected professional associate members included Mabel A. Camwell
1919 - 1948
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate Member in Spring 1919. Last listed in Spring 1948; never elected to full membership of the Society. From Spring 1927 listed as A.R.B.S.A.
Elected professional associate members included Ormond E. Gollins
1919 - 1921
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1919.
Elected professional associate members included Holland W. Hobbis
1919 - 1946 (Presumed)
The book 'The History of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists' (p. 51) gives 1918 as the date of Hobbis' election; however, he is first listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1919. No listings for Associate between Autumn 1940 and Spring 1946; listed as a full Member in Autumn 1946.
From Spring 1927 listed as A.R.B.S.A.
Elected professional associate members included William T. Blackband
1923 - 1926
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1923.
Elected professional associate members included Robert Jackson Emerson
1923 - 1925
First listed in the Society's catalogues as an Associate member in 1923.
Elected professional associate members included A. Michael Fletcher
1925 - 1931
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1925.
From Spring 1927 listed as A.R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included Peter Hollins
1850 - 1886
Last listed as a member in Spring 1886.
Elected professional members included Edward Richard Taylor
1879 - 1911
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a Member in Spring 1879. Last listed in Autumn 1911.
Elected professional members included Oliver Baker
1884 - 1939
Elected to full membership in Spring 1884. Last listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a Member in Autumn 1924. From Spring 1925 Baker was listed as an Honorary Retired Member until Spring 1939.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included W.J. Wainwright
1884 - 1931
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1884. Last listed as a member in Spring 1931.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included Edward Samuel Harper
1888 - 1940
Elected to full membership in Spring 1888. Last listed as a Member in the Society's exhibition catalogues in Spring 1940.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included Walter J. Morgan
1890 - 1924
Elected to full membership in Spring 1890.
Elected professional members included James Valentine Jelley
1891 - 1950
Elected as a full member in Spring 1891. Last listed as Member in Spring 1950. From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included William Henry Bidlake
1902 - 1938
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1902. Member until Autumn 1927. From Spring 1928 he is listed as an Honorary Retired Member until Spring 1938.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included John Keeley
1902 - 1929
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1902. Last listed in Spring 1929.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included Arthur Joseph Gaskin
1905 - 1928
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1905.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included William Midgley
1906 - 1933
First listed in the Society's catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1906. Last listed in Spring 1933.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included Sidney Harold Meteyard
1908 - 1947
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1908. Last listed as a Member in Spring 1947. From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included Benjamin Creswick
1916 - 1927
First listed in the Society's Catalogues as full Member in Spring 1916.
Elected professional members included William James Bloye
1919 - 1930
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as an Associate member in Spring 1919.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included Ormond E. Gollins
1921 - 1940 (Presumed)
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Autumn 1921.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included J.L. Ball
1923 - 1933
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as full Member in Spring 1923. Last listed in Spring 1933.
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included Robert Jackson Emerson
1925 - 1940 (Presumed)
First listed in the Society's catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1925. Last lised in Spring 1940 [there are no listings from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946; not listed in Autumn 1946].
From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Elected professional members included William T. Blackband
1926 - 1949
First listed in the Society's catalogues as a full Member in Autumn 1926. Last listed in Autumn 1949. From Spring 1927 listed as R.B.S.A.
Honorary secretary was Sidney Harold Meteyard
1935 - 1947
Fist listed as Honorary Secretary in the Society's exhibition catalogues in Spring 1935. Last listed in Spring 1947.
Honorary secretary was Benjamin J. Warren
1947 - 1950
Fist listed as Honorary Secretary in the Society's exhibition catalogues in Autumn 1947. Listed as Honorary Secretary in Autumn 1950.
Honorary treasurer was William Midgley
1915 - 1933
Members of council included William James Bloye
1948 - 1950
Listed in the Society's catalogues as a 'Council Member' in Spring 1948; this was the first time that 'Council Members'listings had appeared in the exhibition catalogues. Listed as a Council Member in Autumn 1950
Members of council included A. Michael Fletcher
1948 - 1950
Listed in the Society's catalogues as a 'Council Member' in Spring 1948; this was the first time that 'Council Members'listings had appeared in the exhibition catalogues. Listed as a Council Member in Autumn 1950.
Members of council included Harold Henry Holden
1948 - 1949
Listed in the Society's catalogues as a 'Council Member' in Spring 1948; this was the first time that 'Council Members' listings had appeared in the exhibition catalogues. Last listed as a Council Member in Spring 1949.
Members of council included Benjamin J. Warren
1948 - 1950
Listed in the Society's catalogues as a 'Council Member' in Spring 1948; this was the first time that 'Council Members'listings had appeared in the exhibition catalogues. Listed as a Council Member in Autumn 1950.
Officers included William Henry Bidlake
1908 - 1915
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as Treasurer in Autumn 1908.
PRBSAs included Joseph Edward Southall
1944 (Presumed)
See 'Mr. Joseph Southall', Birmingham Post, 1944, in 'Birmingham Biography', vol. 36 (January 1944-November 1944), p. 221.
PRBSAs included Frederic Leighton
1879 - 1880
Last listed in the RBSA exhibition catalogues as President in Autumn 1880.
PRBSAs included John Everett Millais
1881 - 1882
Last listed in the RBSA exhibition catalogues as President in Autumn 1882.
PRBSAs included Edward Burne-Jones
1885 - 1886
First in the RBSA exhibition catalogues as President Spring 1885; last listed as President in Autumn 1886.
PRBSAs included George Frederic Watts
1887 - 1888
First listed in the RBSA exhibition catalogues as President Spring 1887; last listed as President in Autumn 1888.
PRBSAs included Frederic Leighton
1889 - 1890
Elected as President for the second time in 1889; last listed as President in Autumn 1890.
PRBSAs included George James Frampton
1910 - 1914
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as President in Spring 1910.
PRBSAs included (Edward) Alfred Briscoe Drury
1914 - 1934
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as President in Spring 1914; last listed as President in Autumn 1924.
PRBSAs included W.J. Wainwright
1927 - 1931
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as President in Spring 1927. Last listed in Spring 1931.
PRBSAs included James Valentine Jelley
1932 - 1934
First listed as President in the Society's exhibition catalogues in Spring 1932. Last listed in Autumn 1934. Listed as Honorary President from Spring 1950.
PRBSAs included Edward Samuel Harper
1935 - 1938
Fist listed as President in the Society's exhibition catalogues in Spring 1935. Last listed in Autumn 1938. From Spring 1939 listed as Honorary President until Spring 1940 [there are no listings of Honorary Presidents from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946; Harper is not listed in Autumn 1946].
PRBSAs included Charles Thomas Wheeler
1946 (Presumed) - 1948
First listed as President in Autumn 1946. No listing for Presidents from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946. Last listed as President in Spring 1948.
PRBSAs included William James Bloye
1948 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as President in Autumn 1948. Last listed in Spring 1950.
PRBSAs included Bernard Fleetwood Walker
1950 - 1951
First listed in the RBSA exhibition catalogues as President in Autumn 1950; still listed as President in 1951.
Professors of architecture included Walter J. Morgan
1896
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as Honorary Curator in Spring 1896.
Professors of architecture included William Henry Bidlake
1902 - 1938
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as Professor of Architecture in Spring 1902. Last listed in Spring 1938; no further Professors of Architecture were appointed after this date.
Professors of sculpture included Peter Hollins
1870 - 1886
The first elected 'Professor of Sculpture' of the Society. Listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues from Spring 1870 to Spring 1886.
Professors of sculpture included Auguste Willms
1890 - 1893
Last listed as Professor of Sculpture in Spring 1893.
Professors of sculpture included Benjamin Creswick
1894 - 1926
Listed in exhibition catalogues as 'Professor of Sculpture' from Autumn 1894 to Spring 1926.
Professors of sculpture included William Midgley
1926 - 1933
Listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as 'Professor of Sculpture' from Autumn 1926 to Spring 1933.
Professors of sculpture included Robert Jackson Emerson
1934 - 1940
Listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as 'Professor of Sculpture' from Spring 1934 to Spring 1940. There are no listings for Professors of Sculpture from Autumn 1940 to 1946.
Professors of sculpture included William James Bloye
1946 - 1951
Listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as 'Professor of Sculpture' from Autumn 1946 to Spring 1951.
RBSAs included Harold Henry Holden
1929 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1929. Holden was not listed as an Associate member before this date, implying that he recieved full membership from the outset; this was highly unusual. Still listed as a Member in Autumn 1950.
RBSAs included William James Bloye
1930 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Autumn 1930. Still listed as a full Member in Autumn 1950.
RBSAs included Charles Thomas Wheeler
1930 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1930. Still listed as Member in Autumn 1950.
RBSAs included A. Michael Fletcher
1931 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1931. Still listed as a Member in Autumn 1950.
RBSAs included (Hubert) Donald MacGeogh Gilbert
1937 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1937. Still listed as a Member in Autumn 1950.
RBSAs included Benjamin J. Warren
1938 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Spring 1938. Still listed as a Member in Autumn 1950.
RBSAs included Holland W. Hobbis
1946 (Presumed) - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as A full Member in Spring Autumn 1946. No listings for full Members between Autumn 1940 [when he was an Associate member] and Spring 1946. Still listed as a Member in Autumn 1950.
RBSAs included Thomas Bayliss Huxley- Jones
1946 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Autumn 1946. No listings of Members from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946; listed as an Associate member in Spring 1940. Still listed as a full Member in Autumn 1950.
RBSAs included Meredith W. Hawes
1946 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Autumn 1946. Still listed as a Member in Autumn 1950. [Note that there are no listings of Members and Associates between Autumn 1940 and Spring 1946; Hawes is not listed as either type of member in Spring 1940].
RBSAs included Alan Bridgwater
1948 - 1950
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as a full Member in Autumn 1948. Still listed as Member in Autumn 1950.
Vice-presidents included Peter Hollins
1850 - 1878
Listed in the Society's catalogues as Vice-President until Autumn 1878.
Vice-presidents included W.J. Wainwright
1919 - 1926
Vice-presidents included James Valentine Jelley
1927 - 1931
Vice-presidents included Sidney Harold Meteyard
1932 - 1934
First listed as Vice-President in the Society's exhibition catalogues in Spring 1932. Last listed in Autumn 1934.
Vice-presidents included Ormond E. Gollins
1939 - 1940 (Presumed)
Fist listed as Vice-President in the Society's exhibition catalogues in Spring 1939. Last listed in Spring 1940 [no vice-presidents are listed in the exhibition catalogues from Autumn 1939 to Spring 1946].
Vice-presidents included William James Bloye
1946 (Presumed) - 1948
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as Vice-President in Autumn 1946 [no listings for Vice-Presidents from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946]. Last listed as Vice-President in Spring 1948.
Vice-presidents included A. Michael Fletcher
1946 (Presumed) - 1949
First listed in the Society's exhibition catalogues as Vice-President in Autumn 1946 [no listings for Vice-Presidents from Autumn 1940 to Spring 1946]. Last listed as Vice-President in Spring 1949.
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