ONLINE ArtTalk - The Pre-Raphaelite Landscape - Wed 15th November 2023 at 2pm
SKU:
MB1511aa15
£16.00
£16.00
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BOOKING DEADLINE: Wed 1st November at 12pm UK TIME
If you wish to take part but are unable to attend the talk live, please select the recording only option below.
All students will be given access to watch our video playback service for 60 days.
Speaker: Martin Beek
Wed 15th November 2pm - 3:15pm UK time
ArtTalk details
From the earliest Pre-Raphaelite paintings, artists were moved to closely observe the natural world, and a new style emerged. These gloriously detailed sunlight landscapes became backgrounds to some of the period's best known paintings.
By the mid 1850's landscape itself became a worthy subject matter in this new style. Influenced by new scientific ideas about nature and the writings of John Ruskin, a new "school" of painters followed.
The talk looks at artists like John William Inchbold, William Dyce, John Brett and Ford Madox Brown in particular. Martin's talk is illustrated with many original photographs taken from collections throughout Britain.
Martin will provide a list of helpful books and links to further explore on a PDF following the talk via the blackboard.
The talk will last for 60 minutes, followed by an open Q&A session.
Additional Information
All Ardington ONLINE talks are accompanied by their own online blackboard. Helpful and easy to use, they enable students and tutors to share resources & ideas with each other – just as you would in a classroom environment. You will be sent the link to access your blackboard in the week before your talk begins and will have access for at least sixty days after the talk ends.
After the live session has finished on Zoom, we will share the link to view the recording on the blackboard. You can watch the recording as many times as you like for sixty days.
Wed 15th November 2pm - 3:15pm UK time
ArtTalk details
From the earliest Pre-Raphaelite paintings, artists were moved to closely observe the natural world, and a new style emerged. These gloriously detailed sunlight landscapes became backgrounds to some of the period's best known paintings.
By the mid 1850's landscape itself became a worthy subject matter in this new style. Influenced by new scientific ideas about nature and the writings of John Ruskin, a new "school" of painters followed.
The talk looks at artists like John William Inchbold, William Dyce, John Brett and Ford Madox Brown in particular. Martin's talk is illustrated with many original photographs taken from collections throughout Britain.
Martin will provide a list of helpful books and links to further explore on a PDF following the talk via the blackboard.
The talk will last for 60 minutes, followed by an open Q&A session.
Additional Information
All Ardington ONLINE talks are accompanied by their own online blackboard. Helpful and easy to use, they enable students and tutors to share resources & ideas with each other – just as you would in a classroom environment. You will be sent the link to access your blackboard in the week before your talk begins and will have access for at least sixty days after the talk ends.
After the live session has finished on Zoom, we will share the link to view the recording on the blackboard. You can watch the recording as many times as you like for sixty days.