Exhibitions

All our tickets are available at both Full and Concessionary rates, both of which can be Gift-Aided. Please note: Tickets are non-refundable.


Concessionary rates apply to:
Senior citizens
All Members of the University
Students
Unemployed
Members of the Art Fund and Nadfas 


Free Entry applies to:
Lenders and colleagues from other museums (on display of their staff cards)
Friends & Patrons of the Ashmolean Museum
Members of ICOM, the UK Museums Association
Children and youngsters under the age of 18 while in full time education
Carers with disabled visitors (disabled visitor pays as applicable)
Oxford University Students (on display of their Oxford student card)

Gift Aided Contribution:

Are you a UK taxpayer? If so, you can help the Ashmolean by purchasing Gift Aided tickets.

Gift Aided ticket prices include a voluntary donation of 10%. This allows the Museum to reclaim tax on both this donation and the ticket price as part of the Government’s Gift Aid Scheme. So if you buy a Gift Aided ticket, we can claim 20p for every £1 you spend.

  Price you
pay		 Donation Gift Aid extra
we can claim		 Ashmolean
receives
Gift Aided Tickets
Full Price £6 £0.56 £1.50 £6.59
Concessions £4 £0.56 £1.00 £4.43
Standard Tickets
Full £5.44 £0.00 £0.00 £4.53
Concessions £3.44 £0.00 £0.00 £2.87

 

By selecting the Gift Aid Ticket type you declare that:

      1. I am a UK tax-payer and pay an amount of income tax and/or capital gains tax at least equal to the tax to be reclaimed on my donations. I would like the Ashmolean and the University of Oxford Development Trust Fund (the charity claiming Gift Aid on behalf of the Ashmolean) to reclaim tax on this donation and all donations I make on or after the date of this declaration until I notify you otherwise.



      2. I would like the University Oxford Development Trust (the charity claiming gift aid on behalf of the Ashmolean Museum) to treat this donation and all donations made from the date of this declaration as gift aid donations

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Exhibitions

Combined Exhibition Tickets - Master Drawings & Stradivarius: 13th June to 11th August 2013

Description

The Ashmolean is home to one of the world’s most important collections of drawings, its summer exhibition selects some of the finest examples of works on paper by the greatest names in western art.
Antonio Stradivari (c.1644–1737) – or Stradivarius as he is usually known – is the only maker of musical instruments whose name ranks alongside those of the great composers. For the first time will twenty of his instruments, from guitar to cello to violin, be on display together in the UK.

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Exhibition Tickets - Master Drawings: 25th May to 18th August 2013

Description

The Ashmolean is home to one of the world’s most important collections of drawings.
Amongst its treasures are the largest group of works on paper by Raphael; drawings by Leonardo, Titian and Michelangelo; Rubens and Rembrandt; Turner, Degas and Cezanne; to Gwendolen John and David Hockney. To coincide with the Museum's 330th birthday, its summer exhibition selects some of the finest examples of works on paper by the greatest names in western art.

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Exhibition Tickets - Stradivarius: 13th June to 11th August 2013

Description

Antonio Stradivari (c.1644–1737) – or Stradivarius as he is usually known – is the only maker of musical instruments whose name ranks alongside those of the great composers. For the first time will twenty-one of his instruments, from guitar to cello to violin, be on display together in the UK.

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