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SUMMARY:Study Day: Tudor Royal Palaces
DESCRIPTION:To keep costs low please bring a packed lunch. We will provide coffee\, tea and juice through the day and cakes in the afternoon. (Including gluten free and lactose free options)Accredited Arts Society lecturer\, Dr Gillian White\, will join us for the day.Tudor palaces were extravagant\, symbolic\, elegant and powerful\, providing a useful propaganda tool for an upstart dynasty. They combined the tradition and continuity of the Gothic style with the up-to-date gloss of the Renaissance. This study day examines the architecture\, interiors and furnishings of buildings such as Hampton Court\, Whitehall\, Richmond and Nonsuch\, and reveals the exuberant surroundings of the Tudor court and the role played by the visual arts in creating the image of monarchy.To reserve a place: Sign up in person before our next lecture or email programme.sandwich@theartssociety.org
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/tudor-royal-palaces/
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SUMMARY:Pepe Martinez: “Banksy: Fraud or Genius?”
DESCRIPTION:This lecture will trace the story of Banksy’s humble beginnings to one of the most recognisable names in the art world. It will examine the reasons behind his incredible rise\, looking at some of his famous stunts and discuss what his influence has been on the art market today and look at what his legacy\, if any\, might be.
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/pepe-martinez-banksy-fraud-or-genius/
LOCATION:Guests are always welcome at our lectures. Just come along and pay £7 on the door. No reservation required.\, Guildhall\, Sandwich\, CT13 9AH
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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SUMMARY:Shauna Isaac: “Art of the steal: Nazi looting during WWII”
DESCRIPTION:The Nazis looted over 20% of Western Art during World War II\, confiscating art from Jewish families and emptying museums throughout Europe. This lecture will provide an overview of Nazi looting by setting the scene in Nazi Germany and discussing Hitler’s obsession with art.
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/shauna-isaac-art-of-the-steal-nazi-looting-during-wwii/
LOCATION:Guildhall
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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SUMMARY:Daphne Lawson: “Delacroix's Liberty: Heroine or Harlot”
DESCRIPTION:Delacroix wrote to his brother: “If I have not fought for the country\, at least I will paint for her.” This lecture will explore one painting\, Liberty Leading the People\, placing it at the heart of French Romanticism and looks at its powerful role in the aftermath of the July Revolution.
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/daphne-lawson-delacroixs-liberty-heroine-or-harlot/
LOCATION:Guildhall
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230206T190000
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SUMMARY:Douglas Skeggs: “Picasso and Cubism: Art is a life by which we understand the Truth”
DESCRIPTION:Picasso is one of the most famous and controversial figures of the 20th century. Even today his work triggers mixed and often violent reactions from art lovers. This lecture aims to calm those fears!
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/douglas-skeggs-picasso-and-cubism-art-is-a-life-by-which-we-understand-the-truth/
LOCATION:Guildhall
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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SUMMARY:David Worthington: “Sculptors and Photographers”
DESCRIPTION:David Worthington: “Sculptors and Photographers”. This lecture will look at the relationship between photographers and sculptors and how both practitioners have been fascinated and drawn to each other’s work.
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/january-2023-lecture/
LOCATION:Guildhall
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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SUMMARY:December 2022 Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Bertie Pearce \n\n\n\n‘The Dancing Faun’ by Adrien De Vries. A Personal Story of a 17th Century Masterpiece. Bertie recounts the extraordinary tale of how a small bronze statue\, which had sat in his grandfather’s garden for 40 years was discovered as a masterpiece and ended up in the Getty Museum\, California.
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/december-2022-lecture/
LOCATION:Guildhall
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221107T190000
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SUMMARY:November 2022 Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Timothy Walker \n\n\n\nBeauty in Truth: The Past Present and Future of Botanical Illustration. This talk looks at the history of botanical illustration from the early herbals 1500 years ago to the present day\, taking in the lives of both the artists and the plants immortalised in the artwork.
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/november-2022-lecture/
LOCATION:Guildhall
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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SUMMARY:October 2022 Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Tobias Capwell: \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nThe Scoliotic Knight: Reconstructing the Real Richard III. Understood by Armoury and Art. Tobias questions and imagines how the armoury worn by a scoliotic king might be an expressive art-form\, designed to radiate messages\, justifications\, proof of the wearer’s right to rule as king – a wielder of divine power on earth.
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/october-lecture/
LOCATION:Guildhall
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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SUMMARY:September 2022 Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Alan Read\, \n\n\n\nThe Elgin Marbles: the History of Meaning In the two centuries since they were removed from the Parthenon by Lord Elgin\, the meaning and significance has changed dramatically. This lecture looks at the response to them over their time in Britain.
URL:https://www.sandwichdfas.org.uk/tasevent/september-2022-lecture/
LOCATION:Guildhall
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