Dorich House provides a small conference venue and there is ready access for everyone with an interest in the collection. The Sculpture of Dora Gordine One would struggle to find a more perfect location for the sculpture of Dora Gordine than that given in the Gallery of Dorich House. The bronze figures, ranging from small scale to lifesize, are shown silhouetted against a window or in a niche. Dispersed between them, on tall wooden plinths that echo the warmth and colour of the floor, are many portrait heads of both Eastern and European origin. The Dorich House collection boasts 84 bronze and 63 plaster works, each one demonstrating the unique vision and perception of the human form the artist carried with her.
Select pieces are on permanent display with the remainder viewed on request.
The Russian Collection is on permanent display in Dorich House under the care of Kingston University. Also available for reference will be 13 volumes of Bibliographia Russia and books by Richard Hare, some of which are out of print, as well as a selection of his articles.