Dora Gordine - Death

Death

She died in Dorich House in December 1991, aged around 96. A building of architectural importance, it is now owned by Kingston University.

In subsequent years her work was to be revived by major exhibitions in London in 2006 at the Ben Uri Gallery in the London Jewish Museum of Art, and in 2009 at Dorich House and Kingston University.

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