Room 113: Ironwork
The ironwork gallery is the longest in the Museum and provides a striking setting for the national collection of European decorative wrought and cast iron. It is hugely diverse: from keys and locks to large architectural pieces, from a Byzantine folding seat to a bench by the contemporary American artist blacksmith Albert Paley.
Room 113 is on Level 3 of the V&A South Kensington.
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Inside the Renaissance House
A delightful tour of the rooms the Italian Renaissance house, published for the V&A's At Home in Renaissance Italy exhibition, opening in October
Buy nowEvent - Highlights of British Ironwork
Thu 15 March 2012 13:00
GALLERY TALK: Join curator Alicia Robinson, to look face-to-face at highlights of British ironwork spanning 200 years. Hear about the Hereford Cathedral screen and other wrought and cast iron creations, both intricate and imposing.
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