The Alpine Club’s calendar for 2025 brings together a selection of stunning mountain paintings from our collections.

The Club often reproduces classic mountain paintings from its collection as Christmas cards. They do not carry a date and have a simple seasonal greeting. They are available in packs of ten.

The Alpine Journal is a substantial annual record of mountaineering achievement which has been published continuously since 1859.

Current issue available for £26.00 +p&p

A pair of greeting cards featuring illustrations of alpine plants by 19th century British botanist Joseph Dalton Hooker.

The Everest expeditions of 1921, 1922 and 1924 were incredible feats of human ingenuity, vision and personal courage. 100 years on from the exploratory expedition of 1921, the Alpine Club marked this remarkable undertaking with an exhibition that comprehensively examined the 1920s expeditions, using the words of the expedition members themselves and never-before-seen artefacts to tell the complete story of early Everest exploration. The exhibition catalogue, compiled by the Alpine Club's Honorary Librarian Barbara Grigor-Taylor and designed by Abrahams, offers a detailed and compelling companion piece to the exhibition.

The Alpine Club owns a large collection of mountain art and photography. There are several methods by which you can license or purchase copies of images and paintings from our holdings. Follow the link below to learn more.

A Biographical Dictionary compiled and written by Peter Mallalieu

Since its foundation in 1857 there have always been members of the Alpine Club who have carried sketch-books into the mountains, keeping a record of their endeavours and peaks they had climbed. Descriptions of these artists form the principle part of the text of this Dictionary, together with many illustrations of their work.

AC blank greeting cards are available in a pack of ten, consisting of two distinctive designs (five cards of each design).

A multifunctional tubular accessory ideal for many activities. Designed to keep you warm in the cold but will also wick moisture (sweat) away from your skin to keep you cool when its hot. The lightweight, breathable, Microfibre fabric is also wind resistant and extremely comfortable to wear.